Indian Rupee Sign ₹ — Copy & Paste
The Indian Rupee sign ₹ was officially adopted in 2010 and added to Unicode shortly after. It replaced the earlier ₨ notation for the Indian rupee. The design combines the Devanagari letter ₹ with the Latin letter R.
How to Type Indian Rupee Sign
No standard shortcut — copy from this pageNo standard shortcut — copy from this pageLong-press $ → tap ₹₹On Android, long-press common keys or use the special characters keyboard to find ₹. Or just copy it from this page — it works everywhere.
Unicode Details
U+20B9837720B9₹Where Is Indian Rupee Sign Used?
- ✦Indian prices
- ✦Financial documents
- ✦South Asian e-commerce
Other Names for ₹
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I type the indian rupee sign on a Mac?▼
There is no built-in Mac keyboard shortcut for ₹. The easiest method is to copy it from this page with the button above.
Does ₹ work on Instagram, Discord, and TikTok?▼
Yes — ₹ is a standard Unicode character (U+20B9) that renders on every platform and device. Copy it from this page and paste it into any text field on Instagram, Discord, TikTok, Twitter/X, WhatsApp, or elsewhere.
What is the HTML code for ₹?▼
The HTML entity for ₹ is ₹. You can also use the numeric reference ₹ or the hex reference ₹.