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Description & Usage
The Indian Rupee Symbol is ₹. Its Unicode code point is U+20B9, HTML entity is ₹, CSS escape is \\20B9, and JavaScript escape is \u20B9.
Indian rupee sign (₹) is a Unicode currency sign for compact amount labels, finance notes, and price text within dirham symbol in the asia group.
Practical use
Use Indian rupee sign beside numeric amounts, table headings, short price labels, or finance notes; add a currency code when readers may need regional clarity.
Compatibility
Indian rupee sign is a Unicode character, but exact shape, weight, spacing, and fallback behavior depend on the font and platform.
Use the primary copy button for the actual character. Use the implementation codes when you need to place the same symbol in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or technical documentation.
Related Symbols
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Prices and invoices
Dirham Symbol help keep amounts compact in invoices, product tables, checkout labels, and short finance notes.
Spreadsheets and reports
Use the Unicode sign in headings, labels, and exported notes, while keeping numeric currency formatting inside spreadsheet cells when possible. For dirham symbol, keep the surrounding label and detail notes aligned with the intended use.
Regional clarity
When a symbol is shared by multiple currencies, add an ISO code or country context so readers know the intended money unit. For dirham symbol, keep the surrounding label and detail notes aligned with the intended use.
Related categories
Move from dirham symbol into nearby categories when you need related Unicode signs, alternate notation, or a clearer symbol family.
FAQ
How do I copy the Indian Rupee?
Use the copy button on SymbolCopy to copy Indian Rupee to your clipboard, then paste it into your document, app, website, or social post.
What is the Unicode for Indian Rupee?
The Unicode value for Indian Rupee is U+20B9.