Iran Currency

Iranian rial

The rial is the official currency of Iran. It is subdivided into 100 dinars, but due to the rial's low purchasing power, the dinar is not practically used. The Iranian toman is the primary colloquial denomination of the Iranian rial.

Data Source : Wikipedia

• Entity:  Currency

• Code:  Irr
• 8 (former) 10 (old, unofficial Rial) 10000 (new, official Rial):  Toman تومان, Plural تَوامين‎ (Tavāmīn) Or تومانات‎‎ (Tūmānāt)
• 1 ⁄ 100:  Dinar, (Obsolete)
• Symbol:  ﷼
• Freq. used:  Rls 100,000, Rls 500,000, Rls 1,000,000, Rls 2,000,000, Rls 5,000,000, Rls 10,000,000
• Rarely used:  Rls 50,000, Rls 20,000, Rls 10,000, Rls 5,000, Rls 2,000, Rls 1,000
• Rarely used:  Rls 5,000, Rls 1,000, Rls 2,000
• Official user(s):  Iran
• Unofficial user(s):  Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia (Hajj Only), Iraq
• Central bank:  Cbi (Since 1960), Bmi (1932–1960)
• Printer:  Spmo (Since 1982), De La Rue (Former), American Banknote Corporation (Former)
• Mint:  Spmo
• Inflation:  87.9% (July 2026)
• Value:  September 29, 2026, Official Rate: Us$1
• Wikidata description:  Currency Of Iran
• Wikidata label:  Iranian Rial
• Wikidata aliases:  Iranian Rial

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