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Malaysian Ringgit Symbol (RM) - MYR Copy, Alt Code & Unicode

Instant copy for the Malaysian Ringgit symbol (RM). ISO 4217 code MYR, Windows Alt code (Typed as RM), Unicode U+0052 U+004D, official sources, and formatting rules.

RM

Malaysian Ringgit

MYR

Official Currency of Malaysia

Technical & Typography Specifications

ISO 4217 Alpha CodeMYR
Unicode CodepointU+0052 U+004D
HTML Named Entity
Decimal Entity
CSS Content Escape
Minor Fractional UnitSen (1/100)

Grammar & Formatting Standards

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Symbol Placement: Prefix (Before Amount)

Standard representation: RM100.00. Standard practice places the symbol flush with the numerical digits without spaces.

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History & Etymology

The currency of Malaysia. "Ringgit" is an obsolete Malay word for "jagged", referring to serrated edges of Spanish silver coins.

Standardized with the "RM" (Ringgit Malaysia) prefix by Bank Negara Malaysia in 1993.

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