Currency code

The currency's three-letter international (ISO 4217) code, for example HUF (Hungarian forint), EUR (euro), USD (US dollar), GBP (British pound). It is stored in capitals, and each code can appear only once per team. It identifies the currency on invoices, in bank statement imports and in reports.

All four basic fields are required:

• Code – the three-letter international code, e.g. EUR. You can type it in lower or upper case.
• Name – the full name of the currency, e.g. "Euro".
• Decimals – how many decimal places amounts are rounded to (0–2).
• Symbol – the currency symbol, e.g. Ft, €, $.

Enter the code exactly as the international standard defines it, because that is how the currency appears on bank statements and on your partners' invoices.