Everyday text
₫ is most useful when the line needs a compact text-first character that stays cleaner and more predictable than emoji.
₫
Dong Sign
U+20AB
₫
The ₫ dong sign appears in everyday text whenever someone wants a direct character for regional pricing, market references, cost labels instead of a more decorative symbol.
Pricing, budgets, and finance copy.
Where people actually use this symbol
Layout and formatting
₫ often helps with short labels, dividers, lists, or profile text where the exact character matters as much as the meaning.
Where it works better than emoji
₫ beats emoji when the line needs precision. A plain symbol stays cleaner in product copy, tables, legal notes, and technical text where colorful emoji would feel noisy or less exact.
Alternative symbols to compare
©
Special characters
U+00A9
Copyright notices, footers, and legal labels.
®
Special characters
U+00AE
Copyright notices, footers, and legal labels.
™
Special characters
U+2122
Copyright notices, footers, and legal labels.
§
Special characters
U+00A7
Copyright notices, footers, and legal labels.
¶
Special characters
U+00B6
Headings, grouped text, and readable formatting.
°
Special characters
U+00B0
Math, notation, and number-heavy text.
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Symbol details
- Category
- Special Characters
- Unicode
- U+20AB
- HTML
- ₫
- ASCII
- No