Austral Sign Symbol
The ₳ symbol, known as the Austral Sign, represents the Australian currency sign in Unicode.
U+20B3
The ₳ character is called the Austral Sign. It has the Unicode code point U+20B3 and can be used in text, UI labels, and documents. This page helps you copy it correctly across browsers and systems.
Austral Sign Symbol Meaning
The Austral Sign (₳) is a currency symbol associated with the Australian “austral” concept. In practice, it’s used as a readable currency mark in typography, product interfaces, and text content where a specific “austral”-style sign is desired. Because it’s defined as a Unicode character (U+20B3), you can rely on it consistently in modern digital text. When designing or writing, use it like other currency signs (e.g., in prices or headings) and ensure the font you use supports U+20B3 for best results.
Common uses
- •Displaying prices or amounts in UI mockups for an austral-related theme
- •Labeling a currency field in spreadsheets, forms, or documentation
- •Typography and layout in design files that require U+20B3
- •Writing localized or fictional finance text for games and stories
- •Adding a consistent currency symbol in posts, banners, and marketing text
Examples
₳ Austral Sign (U+20B3) — Copy & Info
- ₳Total: ₳ 1,250.50
- ₳Amount due: ₳ 89.00
- ₳Balance: ₳ 3,600
- ₳Ticket price: ₳ 25
- ₳Tax included (₳ 12.34)
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+20B3 | |
| HTML Entity | ₳ | |
| HTML Code | ₳ | |
| CSS | \20B3 |
FAQ
What does the Austral Sign symbol mean?
The Austral Sign (₳) is a currency symbol associated with the Australian “austral” concept. In practice, it’s used as a readable currency mark in typography, product interfaces, and text content where a specific “austral”-style sign is desired. Because it’s defined as a Unicode character (U+20B3), you can rely on it consistently in modern digital text. When designing or writing, use it like other currency signs (e.g., in prices or headings) and ensure the font you use supports U+20B3 for best results.
What is the Unicode code point for the ₳ Austral Sign?
Its Unicode code point is U+20B3.
How do I write ₳ in HTML?
Use the HTML entity: ₳.
How do I escape ₳ in CSS or JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\20B3. JavaScript escape: \\u{20B3}.
Will ₳ display correctly on all devices?
It should work as a Unicode character, but correct display depends on whether the user’s system font supports U+20B3.