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ISO 4217 is an international standard describing three letter codes to define a list of currencies established by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).
A foremost both letters of the code come them letters of ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes (which are similar to victims utilized for national top-level domains on the Internet) and a third is ordinarily a initial of the currency itself. Then Japan's currency code becomes JPY—JP for Japan and Y for yen. This eliminates a condition from either a list dollar, franc and pound being used within xii of different countries, altogether using wildly differing values. Too, in case a currency is revalued, the currency code's survive letter is changed to distinguish it from either a old currency. Inside a select few instances, a third letter is the initial for "new" in this united states's language, to distinguish it from either an older currency that was revalued; a code typically yearn outlasts a usage of the term "new" itself. Examples of this include a Mexican peso (MXN) and a Turkish lira (TRY). More changes may be seen, notwithstanding; a Russian ruble, for example, changed from either RUR to RUB, in which a B comes from either a third letter in the word "ruble".
There exists too the triplet-digit code total assigned to both currency, in the equivalent manner when there exists when well the terzetto-digit code total assigned to every united states as section of ISO 3166.
A standard besides defines a relationship between a major currency unit & any minor currency unit. Typically, the minor even currency unit has a value that is 1/100 of the major unit, however 1/10 or 1/1000 come too most common. Occasionally currencies don't stand any minor currency unit the least bit. Within others, a major currency unit has thus little value that a minor unit is no yearn typically utilized (e.g. a Japanese sen, 1/100th of the yen). Mauritania does not utilise the decimal section of units, setting Unity ouguiya (UM) = 5 khoums, and Madagascar has 1 ariary = 5 iraimbilanja.
ISO 4217 includes codes for non simply currencies, however likewise codes for precious metals (gold, silver, palladium and platinum; by definition expressed per of these troy ounce, as in comparison "1 USD") & certainside more a cappella utilized in international finance, e.g. Special Drawing Rights. There are as well favorite codes allocated for researching purposes (XTS), & to show there are no currency dealings (XXX). These codes completely lead off using a letter "X". A precious metals apply "X" + a metallic's chemical symbol; silver, for example, is XAG. ISO 3166 never assigns united states codes beginning sustaining "X", and then ISO 4217 might utilise "X" codes for non-united states-specific currencies forgoing chance of clashing using new united states codes.
Supranational currencies, like a East Caribbean dollar, the CFP franc, the CFA franc BEAC and a CFA franc BCEAO come ordinarily too represented by codes beginning using an "X". Nevertheless, a Euro is represented by the code EUR; although EU is non an ISO 3166-1 country code, it was used anyway, & sequentially to wash sol EU was added to the ISO 3166-1 reserved codes list to represent a European Union. A predecessor to a Euro, the European Currency Unit, had a code XEU.
History
Within 1973, a ISO Technical indicator even Committee 68 decided to acquire codes for the representation of currencies & funds for utilize in any application of trade, commerce or banking. At a Seventeenth session (February 1978) of the related UN/ECE Group of Experts agreed that the 3 letter alphabetic codes for International Standard ISO 4217, "Codes for the representation of currencies and funds", would exist as suitable for utilise around international trade.
All over instance, freshly currencies come created & old currencies come discontinued. Ofttimes, these changes come due to freshly governments (across war or even even the recently constitutiin), pact between countries standardizing on the currency, or reassessment of the currency due to excessive inflation. Following, a listing of codes must become updated once in a while. A ISO 4217 maintenance professional (MA), a British Standards Institution, is responsible for maintaining a listing of codes.
Active codes
AED United Arab Emirates dirham
AFN Afghan afghani
A lot Albanian lek
AMD Armenian dram
ANG Netherlands Antillian guilder
AOA Angolan kwanza
ARS Argentine peso
AUD Australian dollar
AWG Aruban guilder
AZM Azerbaijani manat
BAM Bosnia-Herzegovina convertible mark
BBD Barbadian dollar
BDT Bangladeshi taka
BGN Bulgarian lev (since 1999-07-05)
BHD Bahraini dinar
BIF Burundi franc
BMD Bermuda dollar
BND Brunei dollar
BOB Bolivian boliviano
BOV Bolivian Mvdol (Funds code)
BRL Brazilian real
BSD Bahamian dollar
BTN Bhutan ngultrum
BWP Botswana pula
BYR Belarusian ruble
BZD Belize dollar
CAD Canadian dollar
CDF Congolese franc
CHF Swiss franc
CLF Chilean Unidad de Fomento (Funds code)
CLP Chilean peso
CNY Yuan renminbi (PR China)
Bull Colombian peso
COU Colombian unidad delaware valour really (added to the Fuzz)
CRC Costa Rican colón
CSD Serbian dinar
CUC Cuban convertible peso (replaced USD as extra national currency around November 2004)
Ventral suction cup Cuban peso (still within have)
CVE Cape Verdean escudo
CYP Cyprus pound
CZK Czech koruna
DJF Djibouti franc
DKK Danish krone
DOP Dominican peso
DZD Algerian dinar
EEK Estonian kroon
EGP Egyptian pound
ERN Eritrean nakfa
ETB Ethiopian birr
EUR European Union euro
FJD Fijian dollar
FKP Falkland Islands pound
GBP Great British Pound
GEL Georgian lari
GHC Ghana cedi
GIP Gibraltar pound
GMD Gambian dalasi
GNF Guinea franc
GTQ Guatemalan quetzal
GYD Guyanese dollar
HKD Hong Kong dollar
HNL Honduran lempira
HRK Croatian kuna
HTG Haitian gourde
HUF Hungarian forint
IDR Indonesian rupiah
ILS New Israeli shekel
INR Indian rupee
IQD Iraqi dinar
IRR Iranian Rial
ISK Icelandic króna
JMD Jamaican dollar
JOD Jordanian dinar
JPY Japanese yen
KES Kenyan shilling
KGS Kyrgyzstan som
KHR Cambodian riel
KMF Comorian franc
KPW North Korean won
KRW South Korean won
KWD Kuwaiti dinar
KYD Cayman Islands dollar
KZT Kazakhstan tenge
LAK Lao kip
LBP Lebanese pound
LKR Sri Lankan rupee
LRD Liberian dollar
LSL Lesotho loti
LTL Lithuanian litas
LVL Latvian lat
LYD Libyan dinar
MAD Moroccan dirham
MDL Moldovan leu
MGA Malagasy ariary
MKD Macedonian denar
MMK Myanmar kyat
MNT Mongolian tugrik
MOP Macau pataca
MRO Mauritanian ouguiya
MTL Maltese lira
MUR Mauritius rupee
MVR Maldives rufiyaa
MWK Malawian kwacha
MXN Mexican peso
MXV Mexican Unidad de Inversión (UDI) (Funds code)
MYR Malaysian ringgit
MZM Mozambican metical
NAD Namibian dollar
NGN Nigerian naira
NIO Nicaraguan córdoba
NOK Norwegian krone
NPR Nepalese rupee
NZD New Zealand dollar
OMR Omani rial
PAB Panamanian balboa
PEN Peruvian nuevo sol
PGK Papua New Guinea kina
PHP Philippine peso
PKR Pakistani rupee
PLN Polish złoty
PYG Paraguayan guaraní
QAR Qatari rial
RON Romanian leu (since 2005-07-01, formerly ROL)
RUB Russian ruble
RWF Rwandan franc
SAR Saudi Arabian riyal
SBD Solomon Islands dollar
SCR Seychelles rupee
SDD Sudanese dinar
SEK Swedish krona
SGD Singapore dollar
SHP Saint Helenian pound
SIT Slovene tolar
SKK Slovak koruna
SLL Sierra Leonean leone
SOS Somali shilling
SRD Suriname dollar (since 2004-01-01)
STD São Tomé and Príncipe dobra
SYP Syrian pound
SZL Swaziland lilangeni
THB Thai baht
TJS Tajikistani somoni
TMM Turkmen manat
TND Tunisian dinar
TOP Tongan Pa'anga
TRY New Turkish lira
TTD Trinidad and Tobago dollar
TWD New Taiwan dollar
TZS Tanzanian shilling
UAH Ukrainian hryvnia
UGX Ugandan shilling
USD United States dollar
USN United States dollar (Next day) (Funds code)
USS United States dollar (Equivalent day) (Funds code) (of these source claims these are there is no hanker utilized, however these are however on the ISO 4217-MA names)
UYU Uruguayan peso
UZS Uzbekistani som
VEB Venezuelan bolívar
VND Viet Nam dong
VUV Vanuatu vatu
WST Samoa Tala
XAF CFA franc BEAC
XAG Silver ounce
XAU Gold ounce
XBA European Composite Unit (EURCO) (Bonds market unit)
XBB European Monetary Unit (E.M.U.-6) (Bonds market unit)
XBC European Unit of Account 9 (E.U.A.-Ix) (Bonds market unit)
XBD European Unit of Account 17 (E.U.A.-Xvii) (Bonds market unit)
XCD East Caribbean dollar
XDR Special Drawing Rights (IMF)
XFO Gold-franc (Special payout currency)
XFU UIC franc (Special award currency)
XOF CFA franc BCEAO
XPD Palladium ounce
XPF CFP franc
XPT Platinum ounce
XTS Code reticent for researching purposes
30 There is no currency
YER Yemeni rial
ZAR South African rand
ZMK Zambian kwacha
ZWD Zimbabwean dollar
Obsolete currency codes
Replaced by Euro
ADP Andorran Peseta
ATS Austrian Schilling
BEF Belgian Franc
DEM Deutsche Mark
ESP Spanish Peseta
FIM Finnish Markka
FRF French Franc
GRD Greek Drachma
IEP Irish Pound
ITL Italian Lira
LUF Luxembourg Franc
NLG Netherlands Guilder
PTE Portuguese Escudo
Additionally, a currency code XEU has been replaced by EUR.
Replaced for other reasons
AFA Afghani (replaced by AFN)
ALK Albanian old lek (replaced by Tons)
AON Angolan Just released Kwanza (replaced by AOA)
AOR Angolan Kwanza Readjustado (replaced by AOA)
ARP Peso Argentino (replaced by ARS)
ARY Argentine peso (replaced by ARS)
BEC Belgian Franc (convertible)
BEL Belgian Franc (fiscal)
BGJ Bulgarian lev A/52 (replaced by BGN)
BGK Bulgarian lev A/62 (replaced by BGN)
BGL Bulgarian lev A/99 (replaced by BGN)
BOP Bolivian peso (replaced by BOB)
BRB Brazilian cruzeiro (replaced by BRL)
BRC Brazilian cruzado (replaced by BRL)
CNX Chinese Humans's Bank dollar (replaced by CNY)
CSJ Czechoslovak koruna A/53
CSK Czechoslovak koruna (replaced by CZK and SKK)
DDM mark five hundred DDR (East Germany) (replaced by DEM)
ECS Ecuador sucre (replaced by USD)
ECV Ecuador Unidad de Valor Constante (Funds code) (discontinued)
EQE Equatorial Guinean ekwele (replaced by XAF)
ESThe Spanish spanish peseta (account A)
ESB Spanish spanish peseta (account B)
GNE Guinean syli (replaced by XOF)
GWP Guinea peso (replaced by XOF)
ILP Israeli pound (replaced by ILR)
ILR Israeli old shekel (replaced by ILS)
ISJ Icelandic old krona (replaced by ISK)
LAJ Lao kip - Pot Politician (replaced by LAK)
MAF Mali franc (replaced by XOF)
MGF Malagasy franc (replaced by MGA)
MKN Macedonian denar A/93 (replaced by MKD)
MVQ Maldive rupee (replaced by MVR)
MXP Mexican peso (replaced by MXN)
PEH Peruvian sol (replaced by PEN)
PLZ Polish złoty A/94 (replaced by PLN)
ROK Romanian leu A/52 (replaced by ROL)
ROL Romanian leu A/05 (replaced by RON)
RUR Russian ruble (replaced by RUB)
SRG Suriname guilder (replaced by SRD)
SUR Soviet Union ruble (replaced by RUB)
SVC Salvadoran colón (replaced by USD)
TPE Timor escudo
TRL Turkish lira A/05 (replaced by TRY)
UGW Ugandan old shilling (replaced by UGX)
UYN Uruguay old peso (replaced by UYU)
VNC Vietnamese old dong (replaced by VND)
YDD South Yemeni dinar (replaced by YER)
YUD Just released Yugoslavian Dinar (replaced by CSD)
YUM Yugoslavian Dinar (replaced by CSD)
ZAL South African financial rand (Funds code) (discontinued)
ZRN Up to date Zaire (replaced by CDF)
ZRZ Zaire (replaced by CDF)
ZWC Zimbabwe Rhodesian dollar (replaced by ZWD)
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