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XAD: Arab Accounting Dinar

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XAD is the ISO 4217 code of the Arab Accounting Dinar, used in Arab Monetary Fund. Its numeric code is 396 and it has 2 decimals.

Alphabetic code
XAD
Numeric code
396
Minor units
2
Type
Fund code

What to know about XAD

ISO 4217 marks XAD as a fund code: a unit used for a specific purpose, such as settlement or an index-linked unit of account, rather than the everyday currency of a country.

Where XAD is used

  • Arab Monetary Fund

XAD in financial messages

StandardHow it is writtenExample
Swift MT, field 32AValue date, currency code and amount with a comma as the decimal mark and no separators:32A:261022XAD1250,75
ISO 20022The Ccy attribute of the amount element; a dot as the decimal mark<IntrBkSttlmAmt Ccy="XAD">1250.75</IntrBkSttlmAmt>
FIXTag 15 Currency (and 120 SettlCurrency), with the amounts in their own tags15=XAD

See how to read field 32A, the MT103 and pacs.008 pages, or paste a message into the parser to check its amounts against the currency.

Questions

What is the currency code of the Arab Accounting Dinar?
XAD, with the numeric code 396 (ISO 4217).
How many decimals does XAD have?
2. An amount in XAD can have up to 2 digits after the decimal mark.
Which country uses XAD?
Arab Monetary Fund, according to ISO 4217 list one.
What is currency code 396?
396 is the ISO 4217 numeric code of XAD (Arab Accounting Dinar). Numeric codes are often the same as the ISO 3166 numeric code of the country.

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Source: ISO 4217 list one, published 17 September 2026 by SIX Group as the ISO 4217 maintenance agency. ISO is a trademark of the International Organization for Standardization; ZagTrader is not affiliated with ISO or SIX Group.