🇮🇳 Asia Currency

Indian Rupee Symbol (₹) - INR Copy, Alt Code & Unicode

Instant copy for the Indian Rupee symbol (₹). ISO 4217 code INR, Windows Alt code (Alt + 8377 (or Ctrl+Alt+4 on Indian keyboards)), Unicode U+20B9, official sources, and formatting rules.

₹

Indian Rupee

INR

Official Currency of India

Technical & Typography Specifications

ISO 4217 Alpha CodeINR
Unicode CodepointU+20B9
HTML Named Entity
Decimal Entity
CSS Content Escape
Minor Fractional UnitPaisa (1/100)

Grammar & Formatting Standards

📐

Symbol Placement: Prefix (Before Amount)

Standard representation: ₹100.00. Standard practice places the symbol flush with the numerical digits without spaces.

Read International Symbol Placement Guide →

History & Etymology

Official currency of India. Designed by D. Udaya Kumar in 2010, blending the Devanagari letter "र" (ra) and the Latin capital "R" with the Indian tricolour stripes.

Adopted officially on 15 July 2010, replacing "Rs." and "₨" to provide India's rapidly growing economy with a distinctive international symbol.

Head-to-Head Symbol Comparisons

All Comparisons →

Practical Formatting Guides

All Guides →

Related Financial & Typographic Terms

Full Glossary →

Official Standards & Authoritative References

Other Asia Currencies