Chinese Renminbi (CNY) Betting Sites & Online Casinos

Renminbi is the currency of the People's Republic of China – it also commonly referred to as yuán, which is actually a subunit of the currency. Other official users of the currency include Zimbabwe – a country that has adopted many international currencies as a result of not having its own. There are also a few unofficial users, including Mongolia, North Korea, Myanmar, as well as the border area of Vietnam.

Jetbull accepts CNY but only offers services for sports betting and casino at present. There are also a couple of other options for those wishing to deposit in the Chinese currency for online casino games, including CasinoLuck and NextCasino.

About the Currency

The currency 'yuán' has been around for quite some time and is still the name for a subunit of the Renminbi to this day. When the communist party took control of large areas, however, the official bank – the People's Bank of China – created a currency of their own to use in these communist controlled areas. It was eventually named "Renminbi", which translates to mean "the people's currency".

The symbol for Renminbi is famously ¥ with banknotes including 0.1, 0.5, 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, and ¥100. Coins include 0.1, 0.5, and ¥1 and the nickname for the currency is "Grandpa Mao".

Exchange Rates

The Chinese Yuán Renminbi is currently exchanged with 1 USD at ¥6.73, however, these rates are constantly changing so it's best protocol to visit XE.com for the most current figures.

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