Currency of India

By vijay | Jul 30, 2018
Asia > India

The National Currency of India is the Indian Rupee, which is available in denominations of 1, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 2000. There are coins for 1, 2, 5 and 10.

Banking in India has become quite easy now. ATMs are found in many cities in India except for the very small towns. Major international credit cards are widely accepted in the cities.

Changing money in India especially in bigger metros is quite simple as there are many accredited money changers and most banks to change money. Money changers are open 24 hours at the airports and in hotels.

Denomination of Indian Currency

₹1 bill


₹5 bill


₹10 bill


₹20 bill


₹50 bill


₹100 bill


₹100 bill (2018 version)


₹200 bill


₹500 bill


₹2000 bill

Pictures are a copyright work of the Government of India, source Wikipedia.

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