Key:payment:coins:denominations
| payment:coins:denominations |
| Description |
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| Coins that are accepted at this feature. |
| Group: Properties |
| Used on these elements |
| Requires |
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| Useful combination |
| Status: approved |
| Tools for this tag |
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payment:coins:denominations=* and payment:notes:denominations=* are used to document the denominations of coins and banknotes that are accepted at a feature. For example, a vending machine might only accept 50 cent, €1 and €2 coins.
When (not) to use these tags
These tags should only be used on features that are already tagged with payment:cash=*, payment:coins=* or payment:notes=*. They are especially useful for vending machines, but can also be used on shops or amenities.
For vending machines that create elongated coins, coin:type=* is used instead of this key.
Don't tag common practices
These tags should only be used when a feature deviates from the common practice for this type of feature in a country, or if such a common practice does not exist.
In Germany, shops usually accept all denominations, so POIs where this is the case don't need to be tagged. The payment:*:denominations tags should only be used in case of a deviation from that practice. For example, if a gas station in Germany does not accept €200 and €500 banknotes, payment:notes:denominations=5 EUR;10 EUR;20 EUR;50 EUR;100 EUR should be added to the POI. With vending machines in Germany, on the other hand, you can't find such a common practice. They usually only accept a limited set of denominations, but it depends on the machine which these are. They can therefore always be tagged.
In Italy, 1 cent and 2 cent coins are usually not accepted in shops. Therefore, shops accepting all denominations should be tagged (and also shops that additionally don't accept other denominations).
How to map
Add the accepted denominations of the feature to the value of the tag in the format <denomination> <currency>;<denomination> <currency>;... adhering to the following formatting rules:
- Denominations smaller than the basic monetary unit are formatted with a decimal dot (e.g.
0.20). - Denomination and currency are separated by a space (e.g. 1 EUR).
- Currencies are specified using their three letter ISO 4217 code (e.g. USD for United States dollar).
- Multiple denomination/currency pairs are separated by a semicolon (e.g. 1 EUR;2 EUR)
- They are sorted in ascending value
- They are grouped by currency
- Currencies are ordered alphabetically (e.g. 10 DKK;20 DKK;1 EUR;2 EUR)
Examples
| Image | Tagging |
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| payment:coins=yes
payment:coins:denominations=0.05 EUR;0.10 EUR;0.20 EUR;0.50 EUR;1 EUR;2 EUR | |
| payment:coins=yes
payment:coins:denominations=100 JPY;500 JPY payment:notes=yes payment:notes:denominations=1000 JPY | |
| payment:notes=yes
payment:notes:denominations=5 EUR;10 EUR;20 EUR;50 EUR;100 EUR |