About this tool
Currency Code Lookup is a fast reference for every ISO 4217 currency code in active circulation today. Search by alpha-3 code (USD, EUR, JPY), numeric code (840, 978, 392), currency name (Euro, Yen, Pound Sterling), symbol (€, ¥, £, ₹), or country (Japan, Eurozone, India), and the matching currency surfaces with its full record in a single panel: the three letter alpha code that banks and APIs expect, the three digit numeric code that lives in ISO 8583 messages and legacy banking feeds, the common short symbol used in product UI, the minor unit (how many digits sit after the decimal point in the smallest divisible amount, which is 2 for most currencies but 0 for JPY, KRW, HUF, CLP, ISK, VND, and most CFA Franc countries, and 3 for several Gulf and Arab dinars including BHD, JOD, KWD, OMR, TND, IQD, and LYD), the UN M49 continent grouping, and a short list of the countries that use the currency. A typing trick keeps the keyboard at the center of the experience: typing exactly three letters that match a code (eur, gbp, krw) or one to three digits that match a numeric code (840, 978, 392) auto-selects the right entry, so power users can keep their hands off the mouse. A region filter (Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, Oceania, Global) trims the browse grid to one continent and is preserved across searches. Every code is one click away from being copied: the panel exposes copy buttons for the alpha-3 code, the numeric code, the symbol, the lowercase alpha code (handy in URL slugs and API parameters), and a ready-to-paste JavaScript Intl.NumberFormat snippet that uses the right currency and the right minimumFractionDigits / maximumFractionDigits for the minor unit. The filtered list can be exported in one column (alpha-3, numeric, name, or symbol) for paste into a spreadsheet or a dropdown options list, and as a JSON array with every field for paste into a config file, a seed, or a test fixture. Useful for developers wiring Stripe, Shopify, Adyen, PayPal, and Mollie checkout forms, finance and ops teams reconciling international invoices, copywriters confirming the right symbol for a price page, localization engineers picking currency codes for hreflang and pricing tables, support agents looking up the correct code for a customer, and anyone who has ever asked "what is the currency code for X" or "how many decimals does this currency use". Everything ships statically in your browser, so the lookup is instant and no input is uploaded anywhere.
Free to use. Works in your browser. No signup, no login.