๐ฐ Finance & Pricing
RMB Capital Amount Converter
Convert numbers to Chinese uppercase for invoices and contracts. All calculations run locally in your browser โ free, instant and private.
Enter an amount
Example: 12345.67 โ ๅฃนไธ่ดฐไปๅไฝฐ่ๆพไผๅ ้่งๆๅ
๐ RMB Caps Guide
Why do Chinese invoices use uppercase amount characters?
Chinese financial documents spell out amounts using special anti-tampering characters (ๅฃน่ดฐๅโฆ instead of ไธไบไธโฆ). A handwritten "1" can be altered into "7", but ๅฃน is nearly impossible to modify without trace. Chinese accounting regulations and bank settlement rules require these uppercase characters on VAT invoices, contracts, receipts and settlement vouchers.
The rules include: append ๆด ("exact") when the amount has no fen (cents); write ้ถ for embedded zeros; prefix ๅฃน before ๆพ (e.g. ๅฃนๆพ not ๆพ). This tool applies every rule automatically and rounds to the fen to avoid floating-point drift.
How to use this converter for invoice checking
Paste any numeric amount (two decimal places, up to trillions), click convert, and copy the compliant uppercase result directly into your invoicing system or contract. The calculation is performed entirely in your browser โ no data leaves your device.
โ FAQ
Should I write ๆด or ๆญฃ at the end?
Both are accepted; ๆด is the standard form used by this tool.
Does it handle amounts like 1005.07?
Yes โ it becomes ๅฃนไป้ถไผๅ ้ถๆๅ, following the official zero-insertion rules.