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.
Copy the indian rupee sign₹
U+20B9·Decimal 8377
How to Type Indian Rupee Sign
⌘Mac
No macOS keystroke for the indian rupee sign; use the indian rupee sign card.⊞Windows
No Windows keystroke for the indian rupee sign; use the indian rupee sign card.📱iPhone / iOS
Type the indian rupee sign on iOS via 123 → #+= keyboard, or copy the indian rupee sign.</>HTML Code
₹On Android, reach the indian rupee sign via the special-characters panel, or copy the indian rupee sign (₹) above.
Indian Rupee Sign — Unicode Details
Unicode
U+20B9Decimal
8377Hex
20B9HTML
₹Where Is Indian Rupee Sign Used?
- ✦Indian prices
- ✦Financial documents
- ✦South Asian e-commerce
Other Names for ₹
INR symbolrupee symbolRs symbol
Frequently Asked Questions
Typing the indian rupee sign on a Mac▼
The indian rupee sign has no Mac keystroke, so grab the indian rupee sign from this page.
Will the indian rupee sign paste into social apps?▼
Yes — the indian rupee sign is Unicode U+20B9, so the indian rupee sign renders on all platforms.
HTML codes for the indian rupee sign▼
Indian Rupee Sign entity: ₹; numeric ₹; hex ₹.