How do I use the amount in words (AED cheque writer)?
- Enter the amount in AED, with fils after the decimal point.
- Copy the wording.
- Paste it into your cheque, invoice or contract.
Amount in words (AED cheque writer): frequently asked questions
How do I write fils on a cheque?
Write the fils after the dirhams, e.g. “UAE Dirhams One Hundred and Fils Fifty Only”, or use “and 50/100”. Follow your bank’s format.
Why add “Only” at the end?
It shows nothing else follows, which helps prevent the amount being altered.
Does the amount in words override the figures?
Banks generally treat a mismatch as a reason to reject a cheque. Make sure both match exactly.
How many fils in a dirham?
100 fils make one dirham.
Does it support Arabic?
Yes. Choose Arabic or Both to get the cheque wording in Arabic, e.g. «فقط ألف درهم إماراتي لا غير».
What is the largest amount supported?
Up to just under one trillion dirhams.
Does it use “and”?
Yes, British style: “One Hundred and Five”.
Is anything stored?
No. The conversion happens in your browser.
Are these calculations based on UAE rules?
Where a UAE rule applies (VAT, labour law, mortgage limits) the tool follows it and names the source. Rules change, so confirm important figures with the relevant authority.
Is the amount in words (aed cheque writer) free?
Yes. It is free with no sign-up and no usage limits for normal use.
