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List of currencies of the world. What money do you use depends on where are you living or planning to travel. Totally, there are 164 official national currencies circulating around the world. Although the number of the independent countries is 197 plus about five dozen of dependent territories.
- Australia and Oceania
List of currencies of Australia and Oceania. The dominant...
- North America
List of North American currencies. The most-used among the...
- Asia
For the international banking payments and trade operations...
- South America
List of South American currencies. No one of the local...
- Europe
The dominance of the Euro is clearly observed, now the 28...
- World's Largest Countries
Top 100 largest countries by area. The Earth's surface is...
- Countries of The World
Today, there are 197 countries in the world. Here you can...
- World's Smallest Countries
Top 100 smallest countries by area. Along with the big...
- Australia and Oceania
Currencies by number of countries/territories. See also. Notes. References. List of circulating currencies. There are 180 currencies recognized as legal tender in United Nations (UN) member states, UN General Assembly non-member observer states, partially recognized or unrecognized states, and their dependencies. [citation needed] .
State / Territory [1]Currency [1] [2]Symbol [d] Or Abbrev. [3]Iso Code [2]аҧ( none )₽RUB؋AFN€EURAll currencies of all countries. Altogether, there are 161 official currencies around the world. Of these 161, however, 50 currencies are tied to another with a fixed exchange rate. This means that, for example, the Danish krone is a currency in its own, but is tied to euro with a constant rate.
IsoCurrencyUsed InAEDArabic dirham 1 AED = 100 Fils tied to: ...United Arab EmiratesAFNafghani 1 AFN = 100 PulsAfghanistanALLAlbanian lek 1 ALL = 100 QindarkaAlbaniaAMDArmenian dram 1 AMD = 100 LummaArmeniaIn many countries around the world, the Euro and the US Dollar are the preferred foreign currencies. Other major trading currencies are: Japanese Yen (JPY), British Pound Sterling (GBP), Australian Dollar (AUD), Canadian Dollar (CAD), Swiss Franc (CHF), Chinese Yuan (Renminbi; CNY), Swedish Krona (SEK), New Zealand Dollar (NZD), and the Mexican ...
- What Is A Currency?
- Currency Classification
- Popular Currencies
- Why Countries Need Currencies
In general terms, a currency is a money in any form used as a medium of exchange, especially in coins and banknote forms. Money can be defined as any legal tender issued by the government and accepted as a payment for goods or services offered, taxes, and debt repayment. Thus, a currency is a monetary unit used by the buyer to obtain goods or servi...
Currencies can be classified into three monetary systems; representative, commodity, and fiat money. Representative money is money printed on paper representing the value of an item or commodity. For instance, a gold certificate representing the value of gold one has. Commodity money is money in the form of other items such as gold or silk, which c...
Almost every country has a unique currency, although some countries share common currencies. Currently, about 180 currencies are used across the globe and recognized by the United Nations. However, not all the currencies have equal strength or value; some are stronger and trade frequently in the foreign exchange markets. The Kuwaiti dinar is the wo...
Almost every country trades with other countries either within their regions or overseas. Some countries trade more than others. In most cases, barter trade is not practical, so money is used in such circumstances. However, countries have different types of currencies or money with different units of account. Therefore, they cannot buy goods from a...
- John Misachi
A list of all currencies, current and historic. The local name of the currency is used in this list, with the adjectival form of the country or region.
There are over 160 official currencies used in the world. Some of these currencies, such as the US Dollar or Euro, are used by multiple countries or territories. Click on any of the currency or ticker names to see the current and historical exchange rate (within the last 12 months) against the US Dollar.
