The Chilean peso is Chile’s national currency. The Banco Central de Chile has exclusive authority to issue the country’s legal-tender banknotes and coins and is responsible for maintaining the normal functioning of domestic payments.
Chile’s current banknotes use two materials: the 1,000-, 2,000- and 5,000-peso notes are polymer, while the 10,000- and 20,000-peso notes are printed on cotton paper. The central bank also confirms that Chilean notes and coins issued from 1975 onward retain legal-tender status when authentic and recognizable. For a casino account, CLP denotes a peso-denominated balance; an external payment method can still introduce conversion if it funds or receives money in another currency.
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