Thailand virtual currency network
first, you need to log in to Thailand's comparative currency trading platform,
Second, you need to register your personal information, and then you need to go to the account background,
finally, you need to buy in your personal account
bitcoin is a kind of digital currency. In fact, there are certain risks in using bitcoin as a means of investment in both domestic and foreign countries; Buying is not recommended.
it is recommended to stay away from these currencies. Virtual currency is generally carried out online, and there are great risks in virtual currency investment. Domestic well-known virtual currencies include bitcoin, Ruitai coin, gold card and so on.
On the obverse of the Thai coin is the statue of King x, on the left is the word "mahawajilalonggong", on the right is the word "King X", on the back is the logo, on the top left is the word "Thailand", on the top right is the Buddhist calendar year, and on the bottom is the currency value
except that 5 baht and 50 Stan are decagonal, the others are round
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Thai baht (ISO 4217 Code: THB) is the official currency of Thailand, issued by the Bank of Thailand, the Central Bank of Thailand, and 1 baht equals 100 satang. From the 9th series to the 16th series, the head of Bhumibol ad, King Rama IX of Thailand, is printed and engraved on the front of each kind of banknote and coin. From April 6, 2018, the 17th series of Thai baht will be issued, and the banknotes and coins will be changed to the head of Maha wajilalonggong, King Rama X of Thailand
At present, there are five banknotes of 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 baht and six coins of 25, 50 Sadang and 1, 2, 5 and 10 baht in circulation in Thailand. One baht equals 100 SadangRefer to the figure below