Money Emojis
17 emojis tagged money in the official Unicode CLDR project. Click any emoji for its meaning, copy-paste, and per-platform rendering.
Money emojis cover currency, banking, and financial transactions — 🧧 red envelope, 💎 gem stone, 💰 money bag, 💵 dollar banknote, 💶 euro banknote, 💷 pound banknote, 💴 yen banknote, 💸 money with wings, 💳 credit card, 💹 chart increasing with yen, 💱 currency exchange, 🪙 coin, and 🏦 bank. The yen variant (💴) is included because Japanese carriers shipped it first; dollar, euro, and pound versions came later. Use them in finance Twitter posts, business updates, salary discussions, and the "treat yourself" or "pay day" memes that fill TikTok and Instagram.
- 🧧 red envelope
- 💎 gem stone
- 💰 money bag
- 💶 euro banknote
- 💷 pound banknote
- 💸 money with wings
- 💳 credit card
- 💹 chart increasing with yen
- 💱 currency exchange
- 💲 heavy dollar sign
- 🏧 ATM sign
- 🤑 money-mouth face
- 🫰 hand with index finger and thumb crossed
- 💴 yen banknote
- 💵 dollar banknote
- 🪙 coin
- treasure chest
Frequently asked about money emojis
Why is 💴 (yen) treated as the default 'money' emoji on some platforms?
Japanese mobile carriers (NTT DoCoMo, SoftBank, KDDI) created the original emoji sets that Unicode standardized. 💴 yen banknote was their first 'cash' emoji; dollar, euro, and pound were added later for international parity. Older OS versions sometimes still show 💴 first.
What does 💸 (money with wings) mean?
💸 signals spending or losing money — funds 'flying away'. It's used after big purchases, when tax season hits, in 'rent is due' jokes, and in finance memes about market losses. The flying-away framing is intentionally negative or comedic, unlike 💰 money bag which reads as accumulation.
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