Currency symbols
Currency symbols belong in any profile that sells something. The dollar ($), euro (€), pound (£), yen (¥) and won (₩) are the common ones, and the full set covers most of the world.
Putting the right symbol in front of a price makes a listing readable at a glance, and using the buyer's currency rather than yours removes a step of friction. Shop, commission and resale accounts get the most out of this category.
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Frequently asked questions
Which symbol should I use for international buyers?
Lead with the currency you actually charge in, then add a rough equivalent in the buyer's currency if your audience is mixed. Using a dedicated symbol rather than a three-letter code keeps the line short.
How do I lay out a shop bio?
Give each of item, price and contact method its own line, and put the currency symbol at the start of the price line. Readers scan for the symbol, so keeping it in a consistent position speeds them up.