How does financial uppercase differ from ordinary Chinese numerals?

Financial documents use the complex forms 壹贰叁肆伍陆柒捌玖拾佰仟万亿 to prevent tampering: 1680 becomes 壹仟陆佰捌拾元整. The colloquial form is readable but alterable. Invoices and contracts require the financial form; the tool outputs both.

How do 万 and 亿 group digits?

Chinese groups every 4 digits: 个、万、亿、兆. 100,000,000 is 一亿 — not "a hundred hundred-thousands". English groups every 3 (thousand, million, billion), and this mismatch is where Chinese-English amount translation most often goes wrong.

How are decimal amounts written?

In RMB the first decimal place is 角 and the second 分: ¥1.23 is 壹元贰角叁分. With no jiao, write 零叁分; whole amounts end with 整 per financial convention.

Text Utilities

Number to Chinese Uppercase

Convert Arabic numbers to Chinese uppercase numbers, including currency style.

Input Number

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Enter a number to start conversion

Converts Arabic numerals to Chinese uppercase numerals

Conversion Rules

Number Mode:

Supports integer conversion (0-999999999999999)
Uses 零/壹/贰/叁/肆/伍/陆/柒/捌/玖 for digits
Uses 拾/佰/仟/万/亿/兆 for units

Currency Mode:

Supports decimal amounts (up to 2 decimal places: jiao/fen)
Appends "元" (Yuan) after integer part; shows "零元" even when 0
Decimal part uses "角" (jiao) and "分" (fen)
Displays "整" (zheng) when there is no decimal part
Supports range: 0 - 999,999,999,999,999.99 (999 trillion)
Compliant with financial standards for invoices, contracts, checks

Examples:

Number：123456 → 壹拾贰万叁仟肆佰伍拾陆
Currency：1234.56 → 壹仟贰佰叁拾肆元伍角陆分
Currency：1000 → 壹仟元整
Currency：0.05 → 零元伍分
Currency：0.5 → 零元伍角
Currency：1000000 → 壹佰万元整