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U+20A9HTML decimal entity
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\20A9JavaScript escape
\u20A9Meaning and usage
This character is widely used in financial contexts, e-commerce platforms, and banking systems to denote prices in South Korean Won (KRW) or North Korean Won (KPW).
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I type the Won sign on a standard keyboard?
On Windows, you can type it by holding Alt and typing 8361 on the numeric keypad. On macOS, you can find it in the Character Viewer or use a Korean keyboard layout.
Does this symbol represent both North and South Korean currencies?
Yes, the symbol is used for both the South Korean Won (KRW) and the North Korean Won (KPW), though KRW is far more common globally.