Legal tender
The Swiss franc is also the currency used for administrative and accounting purposes by most of the numerous international organisations that are headquartered in Switzerland.
List of people on banknotes
Currency: Rupee (since 1872)Symbol: (රු, Rs, ரூ)"See also Sri Lankan rupee".
Currency: Lilangeni/Emalangeni (since 1974)Symbol: L or E (pl.)"See also Swazi lilangeni."
Currency: Krona (since 1873)Symbol: kr"See also Swedish krona."
Currency: Franc (since 1850)Symbol: Fr."See also Banknotes of the Swiss franc and Swiss franc."
Currency: Pound (LS or £S; since 1919)"See also Syrian pound".
Currency: New Taiwan Dollar (since 1949)Symbol: $"See also Fifth series of the new Taiwan dollar banknote and New Taiwan dollar."
Currency: Shilling (since 1966)Symbol: TSh"See also Tanzanian shilling."
Currency: Somoni (since 1999)Symbol: cомонӣ"See also Tajikistani somoni."
Currency: Baht (since 1925)Symbol: ฿"See also Thai baht."
Currency: Paʻanga (since 1967)Symbol: T$"See also Tongan pa'anga."
 Currency: Ruble (since 1994)Symbol: "See also Transnistrian ruble."
Currency: Dinar (since 1960)Symbol: DT"See also Tunisian dinar."
Currency: Lira (since 2009)Symbol: TL/"See also Banknotes of Turkey and Turkish lira."
Currency: New manat (since 2009)Symbol: T"See also Turkmenistan manat."
Currency: Hryvnia (pl. Hryvni and Hryven') (since 1996)Symbol: ₴"See also Banknotes of the Ukrainian hryvnia and Ukrainian hryvnia."
Currency: Pound sterling (England since 1158; Scotland since 1695)Symbol: £"See also Banknotes of the pound sterling and Pound sterling."