Thai Baht Sign ฿

The Thai Baht Sign character (฿) is a standard HTML entity defined in the HTML specification. In HTML source code, it can be written using the named entity reference ฿, the decimal numeric character reference ฿, or the hexadecimal numeric reference ฿. The character is assigned Unicode code point U+0E3F in the Universal Character Set.

The Thai baht sign (฿) is the currency symbol for the Thai baht (THB). It resembles a capital B with a vertical stroke and is encoded in the Thai Unicode block rather than the Currency Symbols block. Thailand is a major tourism destination and manufacturing hub, making the baht symbol important for international commerce.

Currency symbol entities are essential for e-commerce platforms, financial dashboards, and any web content that displays monetary values across different markets. Using the correct HTML entity or Unicode code point ensures that currency symbols render consistently regardless of the visitor's operating system, installed fonts, or browser configuration. For international websites, properly encoded currency entities enable accurate localization of prices and financial data.

When deciding how to encode the Thai Baht Sign character in your HTML documents, the named entity ฿ is generally the most readable choice for developers reviewing or maintaining source code. The decimal form ฿ and hexadecimal form ฿ are equally valid alternatives that work in contexts where named entities may not be supported, or when generating HTML output programmatically from server-side code. All three representations produce identical visual output in every modern web browser.

Use the Thai baht sign in pricing for the Thai market, travel booking platforms, and tourism-related content. The symbol is placed before the amount (฿500). Note that the baht symbol can look similar to the Bitcoin symbol — context should make the intended currency clear.