Countries With Multiple Currencies

While most countries use a single official currency, several nations accept or use multiple currencies. This can happen due to economic dollarization, shared currency agreements, or the use of both a local currency and a widely-accepted foreign one. Countries in transition or with unstable economies sometimes adopt foreign currencies alongside their own.

Countries

19

Population

45.95M

% of total

7.6%

continents

5

Complete list

#CountryPopulation
1CambodiaCambodia17.58M
2CubaCuba9.75M
3PalestinePalestine5.48M
4PanamaPanama4.06M
5NamibiaNamibia3.02M
6LesothoLesotho2.12M
7EswatiniEswatini1.24M
8BhutanBhutan784.0K
9Western SaharaWestern Sahara600.9K
10BruneiBrunei455.5K
11BahamasBahamas398.2K
12KiribatiKiribati120.7K
13JerseyJersey103.3K
14Isle of ManIsle of Man84.5K
15GuernseyGuernsey64.8K
16Faroe IslandsFaroe Islands54.9K
17Cook IslandsCook Islands15.0K
18TuvaluTuvalu10.6K
19Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da CunhaSaint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha5.7K

Frequently Asked Questions

Which countries use more than one currency?
Several countries accept multiple currencies, often a local currency alongside the US Dollar or Euro. Examples include Cuba, Zimbabwe, and Panama.

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