15 currencies, one keypad

Supported currencies in detail

Code	Currency	Symbol	Used in
USD	US Dollar	$	The United States, and widely used alongside local money in places such as Ecuador, El Salvador and Panama
SGD	Singapore Dollar	S$	Singapore (Brunei dollars are also accepted at par in Singapore under a long-standing agreement)
RMB	Chinese Yuan (Renminbi)	¥	Mainland China
EUR	Euro	€	The eurozone countries of the European Union, plus a few microstates and territories
GBP	British Pound	£	The United Kingdom, plus the Crown Dependencies and several British Overseas Territories
JPY	Japanese Yen	¥	Japan
AUD	Australian Dollar	A$	Australia and several Pacific nations, including Kiribati, Nauru and Tuvalu
CAD	Canadian Dollar	C$	Canada
HKD	Hong Kong Dollar	HK$	Hong Kong (and widely accepted in Macau)
CHF	Swiss Franc	CHF	Switzerland and Liechtenstein
THB	Thai Baht	฿	Thailand
MYR	Malaysian Ringgit	RM	Malaysia
KRW	South Korean Won	₩	South Korea
INR	Indian Rupee	₹	India (and accepted in Bhutan and Nepal alongside local money)
TWD	New Taiwan Dollar	NT$	Taiwan

Quick currency keys and base currencies

The quick currency keys are the row of up to three keys above the keypad. You tap them to tag amounts. Any of the 15 currencies can be a quick key. Tap EDIT to choose yours.

The base currency is the currency answers are shown in. SGD, USD and RMB have their own keys and the MORE key cycles through EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, HKD, CHF, THB and MYR. That gives 12 base currencies. KRW, INR and TWD can be used as quick keys inside calculations.

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