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Naira symbol β¦
Naira sign, U+20A6. Click to copy it, or see how to type it on Windows, Mac, Word and Google Docs below.
Paste it with Ctrl + V, or Command + V on a Mac.
Every code for β¦
| Unicode name | Naira sign |
|---|---|
| Code point | U+20A6 |
| Windows Alt code | None |
| Mac keys | None |
| HTML | ₦ |
| HTML number | ₦ ₦ |
| CSS | \20A6 |
| JavaScript | \u{20A6} |
| Python | \u20a6 |
| UTF-8 bytes | E2 82 A6 |
| Use Emoji code | :ngn: |
How to type β¦
On every device, in the apps people ask about most.
| Where | How |
|---|---|
| Chrome, any website | With Use Emoji, type:ngn: in any text box and it turns into β¦. |
| Windows | It has no Alt code. Copy it from this page, or press Windows +. (period) and look in the emoji panelβs Symbols tab. |
| Mac | Press Control + Command + Space to open the Character Viewer and search for "naira". |
| Word on Windows | Type 20A6, then press Alt + X: Word turns the code into β¦. |
| Google Docs | Insert, then Special characters, and search for "naira". |
| iPhone and Android | Copy it from this page and paste it. Some keyboards also offer it when you hold a related key. |
| HTML | Write ₦ in the page source. |
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Questions
About the naira symbol
Short answers to the questions people ask most.
What is the HTML code for β¦?
₦ or ₦. Both show β¦ in any browser. In CSS content, write "\20A6".
What is the Unicode for β¦?
β¦ is U+20A6, named NAIRA SIGN in the Unicode standard.
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