Tunisian Dinar · TND

د.ت symbol · 1 country currently using this currency.

Currency info

Adopted: 1960

Currency family: Other

The Tunisian Dinar is one of the few currencies in the world with a symbol derived from Arabic script (د.ت), reflecting Tunisia's cultural heritage.

Introduced in 1960 following Tunisia's independence from France, replacing the French franc
Named after the historical Tunisian city of Tunis, reflecting national identity
Subdivided into 1,000 millimes, a system maintained since its inception
Pegged to a basket of currencies rather than a single standard, providing monetary flexibility
One of the more stable currencies in North Africa with a long history of consistent use

Countries currently using this currency

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Historical predecessor

French franc