The currency key responds directly to the locale (phone’s selected location) that the phone is set to, regardless of the language model/layout in use. So if your phone thinks it’s in the UK, you’ll get a £; if it’s in the US, you should get a $ (and Yen in Japan, Euro in France and so on). It could be that your device locale or phone is not registering that you are in India.
To change currency:
Go into your phone's device settings
Tap 'Language & Input'/'Locale'
Ensure that your chosen language is correct for your locale/the currency you wish to display
When you next use Microsoft SwiftKey, your currency key should have changed
Hey Alpert, i was swift in my poco f1, then rupee was available direclty on pressing the 123 button..
I recently switched to samsung and installed the swift keyboard, i need to press and hold the currency key.. By default it shows pound sign. Please note I have English India language installed. Tried Hindi as well.. But same result.. Rupee sign is not shown by default in 123 button
Hi,
The currency key responds directly to the locale (phone’s selected location) that the phone is set to, regardless of the language model/layout in use. So if your phone thinks it’s in the UK, you’ll get a £; if it’s in the US, you should get a $ (and Yen in Japan, Euro in France and so on).
It could be that your device locale or phone is not registering that you are in India.
To change currency:
Hey Alpert, i was swift in my poco f1, then rupee was available direclty on pressing the 123 button..
I recently switched to samsung and installed the swift keyboard, i need to press and hold the currency key.. By default it shows pound sign. Please note I have English India language installed. Tried Hindi as well.. But same result.. Rupee sign is not shown by default in 123 button