How To Identify The Real Note:- After demonetization, the fake business of counterfeit Indian currency has increased badly within the market. In the last closing months, RBI had alerted for the safety and security of the Indian currency notes. From time to time, it continues on growing the safety of Indian currency notes even more. Nevertheless, the viral news of counterfeit notes is regularly heard. In one of these situations, do you fear that the currency in your pocket is real or fake, is it going to be a dent in your pocket by the fake currency.
RBI has informed in its annual record that in the financial year of 2020-21, the counterfeit notes really well worth more than Rs 5.45 CR had been seized by agencies. According to the central record, a gross total of 2,08,625 fake notes had been seized in the economic year 2020-21. Most of them are one hundred rupee notes. there have been a total of Rs 11073600 had been seized of one hundred denomination notes. Rs one hundred notes are a part of our each-day transactions. If you need to become aware of the actual and pretend notes of one hundred rupees, then we’re here to explain the clean and easy way for the identification of real currency.
How To Identify The Real Note
The first way to identify the original new Rs 100 banknote is that 100 is written in Devanagari on both front sides of the original currency. There is a photo of Mahatma Gandhi in the center of the note. In addition, on the original 100 rupee currency, RBI, India, INDIA, and 100 are written in lowercase. Note of Rs 100 or more has been printed with a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi, the seal of the Reserve Bank, the guarantee and promise clause, the Ashoka pillar, the signature of the governor of the RBI, and the sign of identity for the visually impaired.
On the 200, 500, and 2000 rupee currency notes, this value is written in color-changing ink. When the note is held flat, the color of these numbers appears to be green, but when turned slightly, it turns blue.
When the note is placed in front of a light, 500 would be written there. If the note is held at an angle of 45 degrees in front of the eyes, again 500 would be written there as well. but this 500 is written in Devanagari. Compared to the old banknote, the orientation and position of the image of Mahatma Gandhi are slightly different. If the banknote is twisted slightly, the color of the security thread changes from green to blue. The governor’s signature, guarantee clause, promise clause, and RBI logo have been moved to the right side of the old note. There is an image of Mahatma Gandhi and also an electro-type watermark.
The year of printing of the five hundred note is also written in the middle on the language panel. The branding of Swachh Bharat is outlined with the slogan. The banknotes of 10, 20, and 50 denominations have a silver-colored system/machine-readable safety thread at the front side. This safety thread seems yellow in color while when in front of ultraviolet light. It would be a straight line if in front of the light.