Data Types
Country codes
Country codes are formatted as a two-character code according to ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 standard, e.g.
GB, US, IN, DE, etc.
Currency codes
Currencies are formatted as a three-character ISO-4217 currency code that identifies the currency,
e.g. GBP, EUR.
Currency values
Currency amounts are expressed in minor units according to the ISO 4217 standard. Aka in the smallest unit of currency.
Examples
- USD with
1000represents $10 - GBP with
500represents £5 - EUR with
50represents €0.50 - SEK with
100represents 1kr
Locale (language codes)
Locale defines a language and region. The locale follows the format of RFC 1766 ("language-country").
Examples
- FI:
fi-FI - SE:
sv-SE - GB:
en-GB