What denominations are available in Indian currency?

Current Indian currency notes include ₹2000, ₹500, ₹200, ₹100, ₹50, ₹20, and ₹10. Coins include ₹10, ₹5, ₹2, and ₹1. The ₹2000 note was discontinued in 2023 but remains legal tender.

How do shopkeepers count cash daily?

Shopkeepers typically separate notes by denomination, count each stack, and multiply by the denomination value. This cash counter tool automates that process by letting you enter counts and calculating the total instantly.

Is this cash counter tool free to use?

Yes, this Indian currency denomination counter is completely free to use with no registration required. It works offline once loaded and stores no financial data.

Cash Denomination Counter

Count Indian currency notes and coins instantly

Currency Notes

₹2000

(Discontinued)

₹500

₹200

₹100

₹50

₹20

₹10

Coins

₹10

₹5

₹2

₹1

Total Cash Amount

₹0

About This Tool

This cash counter helps shopkeepers, cashiers, and businesses quickly tally their daily cash collections. Simply enter the count of each denomination and get the total instantly. Perfect for closing registers and cash reconciliation.

Did You Know? Indian Currency Facts

₹1 Note: It is the only currency note signed by the Finance Secretary of India, not the RBI Governor.

₹0 Note: An organization called '5th Pillar' created zero rupee notes to fight corruption and bribery!

Alien Notes? Notes issued before 2005 are being withdrawn. Check the year printed on the back!

Material: Indian notes are not paper! They are made of cotton and cotton rag.

Indian Currency Denominations

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) currently issues currency notes in denominations of ₹10, ₹20, ₹50, ₹100, ₹200, and ₹500. The ₹2000 note was discontinued in 2023 but remains legal tender.

How to Use This Cash Counter

Step 1: Count and separate your cash by denomination
Step 2: Enter the number of notes/coins for each denomination
Step 3: The total amount is calculated automatically
Step 4: Use Reset All to clear and start a new count

This tool is especially useful for retail businesses, small shops, and anyone handling cash transactions daily. It eliminates manual calculation errors and speeds up the cash tallying process.