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Serbian dinar Symbol (дин)

дин is the symbol for the Serbian dinar, currency code RSD. Click it below to copy it, then paste it into your invoice, spreadsheet, price list or message.

The Serbian dinar is used in Serbia. Its subunit is the para.

Written дин. in Cyrillic or din. in Latin script.

Serbian dinar symbol codes

DetailValueNotesCopy
SymbolдинThe Serbian dinar sign
ISO 4217 codeRSDUse this in accounting systems and APIs
Charactersд + и + нWritten as ordinary letters, no special character needed
Where it goes100 динThe symbol goes after the amount, separated by a space: 1 250,00 дин.

Other currency symbols

See the full list on the currency symbols page.

How to type the Serbian dinar symbol

дин is written with ordinary keyboard characters (д, и, н), so no special code is needed. Type it exactly as shown.

On a phone, the letters are on the standard keyboard, so nothing extra is required.

In HTML, write the characters directly. In a UTF-8 document you can simply paste дин into the source and it will display correctly.

Formatting RSD amounts correctly

The symbol goes after the amount, separated by a space: 1 250,00 дин.

Thousands separators and decimal marks change by country as well. Getting the symbol right and the separators wrong still looks wrong, so check both when you are writing for an audience in Serbia.

In a spreadsheet, do not type the symbol into the cell. Format the cell as currency and pick RSD instead, so the value stays a number you can calculate with.

Using дин in Excel and Google Sheets

In Excel, select the cells, press CTRL + 1, choose Currency or Accounting, then pick the Serbian dinar from the symbol list. Accounting format lines the symbols up down the column, which is what you want on an invoice.

In Google Sheets, use Format, then Number, then Custom currency, and search for RSD. Sheets keeps the cell numeric, so SUM and other formulas keep working.

Why дин sometimes shows as a box

A box, a question mark or two odd letters means the font or the encoding is at fault, not the character. Make sure the document is saved as UTF-8 and use a font with wide coverage such as Arial, Segoe UI, Noto Sans or Helvetica.

Because this symbol is made of ordinary letters, it displays everywhere, which is one reason it is written that way.

Frequently asked questions

How do I copy the Serbian dinar symbol?

Click the large дин at the top of this page. It goes straight to your clipboard, then press CTRL + V (CMD + V on a Mac) to paste it.

What is the currency code for the Serbian dinar?

RSD. That is its ISO 4217 code, and it is what banks, payment systems and APIs expect.

Does дин go before or after the number?

The symbol goes after the amount, separated by a space: 1 250,00 дин.

Can I use дин in a filename or a URL?

Avoid it. Currency symbols are legal in many filenames but they are percent-encoded in URLs and can break older systems. Use the RSD code instead.

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