In Nexto this happens automatically
In Nexto's forms, the amount in words appears under the field as you type, so an extra zero never slips through.
What is converting numbers to words for?
On cheques, promissory notes, receipts and financial documents the amount must be written both in figures and in words so nobody can tamper with the digits. This tool converts the number to words instantly and, for Iran, shows the toman and rial equivalents separately; for example 1,250,000 becomes “one million two hundred fifty thousand toman” or “twelve million five hundred thousand rial”.
The same engine runs inside the Nexto exchange software: in the trade and transfer forms the amount in words appears next to the number so the operator spots an extra zero immediately, and it also appears on printed receipts and WhatsApp messages.
Decimals, very large amounts (billions and above) and both Persian and Latin digits are supported. For other languages the output is in the page’s language.
Frequently asked questions
How is the amount in words written on a cheque?
A cheque amount must be written in rial and in words; this tool gives that phrase in both rial and toman so you can copy it as is.
Are decimals and Persian digits supported?
Yes; Persian and Latin digits, thousands separators and decimals are all accepted, and amounts up to billions and beyond are read.
Is this conversion also inside the exchange accounting software?
Yes; in Nexto trade and transfer forms the amount in words appears under the number so an extra zero is caught before posting.