All Currency Codes

ISO 4217 currency codes, symbols & countries for every currency.

A searchable list of every active ISO 4217 currency — its 3-letter currency code, numeric code, name, symbol and the countries that use it. Search by code, name, symbol or country and tap any code or symbol to copy it. Runs fully in your browser — no API, no live exchange rates needed.

How to use All Currency Codes

  1. Open the list

    Launch this free online currency codes tool to instantly browse every active ISO 4217 currency with its three-letter code, numeric code, name and symbol.

  2. Search a currency

    Type a currency code like USD, a name, a symbol or a country into the search box to filter the ISO 4217 list instantly without any sign-up.

  3. Scan the columns

    Read each row to see the currency code, numeric code, full name, symbol and the countries that use it lined up clearly side by side.

  4. Match code to country

    Use the used-in column to confirm which currency a country uses, or search a country name to find its matching ISO currency code instantly.

  5. Copy the code

    Tap any currency code, numeric code or symbol to copy it to your clipboard, ready to paste into an invoice, spreadsheet, form or your code.

  6. Reuse anywhere

    Drop the copied currency code or symbol straight into your project, knowing it stays accurate to the ISO 4217 standard with no API or uploads.

Frequently asked questions

What is an ISO 4217 currency code?

An ISO 4217 currency code is the standard 3-letter code that identifies a currency worldwide — for example USD for the US dollar, EUR for the euro and INR for the Indian rupee. The first two letters usually match the country's ISO code and the third is the currency's initial. Each also has a 3-digit numeric code.

What are the most common currency codes?

The most-used currency codes include USD (US dollar), EUR (euro), GBP (British pound), JPY (Japanese yen), INR (Indian rupee), AUD (Australian dollar), CAD (Canadian dollar) and CNY (Chinese yuan). Search any of them in the list to see the symbol, numeric code and countries that use it.

What is the currency symbol for a given code?

Type the currency code or country in the search box and read the symbol column — for example INR is ₹, USD is $, EUR is €, GBP is £ and JPY is ¥. You can tap the symbol to copy it.

Does this currency codes tool show live exchange rates?

No — this is a reference list of currency codes, symbols and numeric codes, not a converter. It is intentionally offline and needs no API, so it loads instantly and stays accurate to the ISO 4217 standard.

Is the all currency codes tool free to use?

Yes — it is completely free with no sign-up or limits. The full ISO 4217 currency list runs in your browser from a built-in dataset, so nothing is uploaded and there are no API keys.

How many currency codes are there?

This list covers all currently active ISO 4217 currencies — around 150 codes in circulation worldwide. Withdrawn or historical currencies are excluded so the list reflects currencies in use today.

Can I copy a currency code or symbol?

Yes. Tap any currency code, symbol or numeric code in the table to copy it straight to your clipboard, ready to paste into a form, invoice, spreadsheet or code.

What is the currency code for the Indian Rupee, US Dollar or Euro?

The Indian Rupee is INR (₹), the US Dollar is USD ($) and the Euro is EUR (€). Search any currency name or country in the list to see its 3-letter code, numeric code, symbol and the countries that use it.

What's the difference between a currency code and a currency symbol?

A currency code is the standard 3-letter ISO 4217 identifier (INR, USD, EUR) used in banking and software, while the symbol (₹, $, €) is the short sign shown to people on prices and invoices. This list shows both for every currency.

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