0x20B8

0x20B8 refers to the hexadecimal encoding used in computing to identify the Unicode code point U+20B8. This code point is located in the Unicode Currency Symbols block, which spans from U+20A0 to U+20CF and contains symbols intended to represent various currencies and related signs. The precise glyph associated with U+20B8 depends on the font and rendering system in use; the code point provides a semantic identity, while the visual appearance can vary.

In text encoding terms, U+20B8 is represented in UTF-8 as the three-byte sequence E2 82 B8. As with other characters in the Currency Symbols range, U+20B8 is included for potential use in financial data, localization, and symbol sets, though it is not among the most commonly encountered currency signs in everyday text. Some fonts may include the character, while others may render it as a missing glyph if the font lacks that specific code point.

Context and related characters: The Currency Symbols block includes widely used signs such as the euro (U+20AC) and the rupee sign (U+20B9), among others. U+20B8 itself does not correspond to a universally standardized currency name in common use, but it remains a defined code point within Unicode’s comprehensive set of currency-related symbols. For more information, see the Unicode standard’s currency symbol range (U+20A0–U+20CF) and related code points such as U+20B9 (Indian rupee sign) and U+20BE (Georgian lari sign).