Taiwan dollar transaction BTC

1. Not too late, but recently affected by the global epidemic, BTC is still in a downward trend, so it is not recommended to buy now. If it's really itchy, you can go to the okex exchange to buy BTC, which won't fall too much. It's more stable than Shanzhai currency, or you can buy platform currency, such as okb, which is more valuable than other currencies in bear market. If there's anything you don't understand, ask me again

2. Its basic unit is "circle", but it is usually written as "Yuan", which is often called "block" in colloquial. 1 circle = 10 corners = 100 minutes

the current coin units include: 5 cents, 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 10 yuan, 20 yuan and 50 yuan. The paper money units are: 100 yuan, 200 yuan, 500 yuan, 1000 yuan and 2000 yuan. The circulation of 50 cents is small, in fact, it is less used, so usually the minimum unit of cash transaction is 1 yuan

Taiwan's original regional currency can no longer meet the needs of economic changes. Therefore, Taiwan province carried out currency reform on June 15, 1949 and issued new Taiwan dollars to replace the old ones. The postage will also be changed. Before the printing of the new Taiwan dollar face stamp is finished, the old NT $40000 will be converted into NT $1 for the time being. Since December 1, 1949, all the stamps (including stamped stamps) have been issued in the denomination of new Taiwan dollar, and the denomination of these stamps is called New Taiwan dollar. New Taiwan dollar exchange rate:

1 New Taiwan dollar = 0.2225 RMB (RMB)

1 New Taiwan dollar = 0.2579 Hong Kong dollar (HKD)

1 New Taiwan dollar = 0.02811 euro (EUR)

1 New Taiwan dollar = 0.03303 US dollar (USD)

1 New Taiwan dollar = 0.02515 pound (GBP)

1 New Taiwan dollar = 37.1112 won (KRW)

1 New Taiwan dollar = 3.6543 yen (JPY)


1 New Taiwan dollar= 1.1021 THB

1 NT = 1.668 PHP

3. It depends on what kind of business you do. If a bank opens an L / C, it is RMB. If the place where you trade is China, of course, RMB, Taiwan is new Taiwan dollar

4. The price of 8591 in Taiwan is NT dollars

5. Buy RMB and sell Taiwan dollars
a transaction is a two-way transaction, not a single purchase or a single sale.

6. Data in December 2008:
1 CNY RMB = 4.8670 TWD New Taiwan dollar
100 new Taiwan dollar = 20.54rmb

2. Old Taiwan dollar 40000 is equivalent to new Taiwan dollar one yuan
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7. You can choose the type of payment
it's the page of selecting bank card for cscw.com
generally, Taiwan clothes use mycard, and that's NT dollars. And visa or something.

8. According to the market on September 30, NT $4.181 will buy RMB 1, and RMB 1 will be exchanged for NT $4.022, but the actual exchange rate still needs to refer to the cross exchange rate of NT $US dollar and RMB on that day, and the handling charge is also included
References: http://www.66163.com/Fujian_ w/news/bc/gb/20051003/tbxx102340.html

9. Since 1436, China has adopted the silver copper currency system, the main currency is silver. Silver used in China is mostly cast into ingots, with two as the unit. In the trade with the West in Ming and Qing Dynasties, most of the silver flowing in from foreign countries was silver coins. Most of the early silver coins were made in Mexico by Spain, which was called "Benyang" in China. Later, the imported silver balls were made after the independence of Mexico and marked with hawk, which had the same weight and color. Silver dollar graally became popular in China, which indirectly affected the Qing government's ability to control the economy. Foreign countries are also casting silver coins of similar quality to go shopping in China. These foreign countries are collectively referred to as "trading silver"< However, because the silver content of foreign trade silver dollar is only 90%, the Chinese people have to exchange full silver for foreign trade silver. Therefore, since the 13th year of Guangxu reign, Guangdong Province began to cast silver dollar with close weight and quality. After that, they began to cast silver coins to resist foreign trade. In the first year of Xuantong, the Qing government set up a mint bureau to issue silver coins. Chinese silver circle is called "dragon ocean" because it has a Dragon Statue on it. All kinds of silver coins are called "ocean"< After the founding of the Republic of China, the Beiyang government introced the national currency Ordinance in 1914, which established the silver standard currency system. The national currency "one yuan" weighs 7.2 cents, including 89% of pure silver, that is, 6.4/8% (23.9024808g), which is equivalent to one silver yuan, and 10% of one yuan and 10% of one jiao. One yuan of the national coin was made into 89% silver and 11% copper coins with the head of Yuan Shikai, commonly known as "yuan Datou"; And the introction of silver foundry coins. After the appearance of yuan Datou, it graally replaced the old silver coins such as "Longyang" and "Yingyang" and circulated throughout China

after the northern expedition of the national government in 1928 and the establishment of Jinling, the national currency regulations were promulgated, and the silver standard was still used to issue currency. But Guofu yuan contains only 23.493448g of pure silver. The silver ingot is slightly smaller than "yuan Datou" and contains less silver. Because there is a picture of Sun Yat Sen on it, it is called "sun xiaotou"

in fact, in the early years of the Republic of China, the two currencies were used together. Because the fineness and weight of each silver circle are slightly different; Therefore, silver will still be used as the unit for block trading and capital account settlement. And there is a certain discount from different silver dollars to silver. It was not until 1933 that the national government abolished the two systems and changed them into yuan that it stipulated that all transactions and accounts should be settled in yuan

from the late 1920s to the early 1930s, the international silver price fluctuated greatly, which affected China's economy. In particular, the U.S. introced the "Silver Purchase Act" in 1934, which made the international price of silver rise, resulting in the shortage of money and the sharp rise of interest rate in China. In 1935, the national government carried out the monetary reform, giving up the silver standard, issuing legal tender (legal tender) instead, and taking back the silver dollar at the same time. Silver dollar no longer has legal status. Until 1948, after the golden yuan storm, silver yuan was used again in July 1949; The government of the Republic of China also issued banknotes equivalent to silver dollars, which are called silver dollar certificates. With the graal loss of the Chinese mainland by the government of the Republic of China, silver dollar and silver dollar stamps entered the Chinese mainland in the past few months.

after the government of the Republic of China retreated to Taiwan, although the currency of the Republic of China stipulated in the law is still silver dollar in theory, the new Taiwan dollar issued by the Bank of Taiwan entrusted by the central bank belongs to the currency circulating in Taiwan and is equivalent to the national currency in nature. This situation lasted until January 2000, when the central bank announced the "measures for the central bank to issue new Taiwan dollars" and formally withdrew the right to issue new Taiwan dollars. Only then did silver dollar officially withdraw from the stage

since the currency unit stipulated in the laws and regulations of the Republic of China has not been completely changed into new Taiwan dollars, the regulations on the conversion of currency units stipulated in the current laws and regulations of the Republic of China into new Taiwan dollars are formulated, which stipulates that if the currency unit stipulated in the current laws and regulations is yuan, silver yuan or yuan, it will be converted into three times of new Taiwan dollars, that is, one silver yuan equals three new Taiwan dollars. However, when the criminal law of the Republic of China was amended in 2005, all fines were changed to new Taiwan dollars; Therefore, although some provisions of the criminal law of the Republic of China are still "Yuan", they are still regarded as NT dollars.

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Currency exchange

1 NT = 0.2323 RMB

1 RMB ≈ 4.3046 NT

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the data is for reference only, and the transaction price at the bank counter shall prevail. Update time: 2020-11-06 15:34

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