Denomination and series both matter
Older ₹500 notes affected by the 2016 decision must not be confused with ₹500 notes from the new series.
Source: Reserve Bank of India · currency questionsRead rupee amounts, distinguish banknote series and understand the difference between withdrawal from circulation and loss of legal-tender status. Use the linked RBI guidance for specific notes.
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The Mahatma Gandhi series introduces new designs, with ₹10 and ₹100 notes among the 1996 releases.
Source: Reserve Bank of India · currency questionsOlder Mahatma Gandhi-series ₹500 and ₹1,000 notes lose legal-tender status in November; a new series is introduced.
Source: Reserve Bank of India · currency questionsOn 19 May, the RBI announces withdrawal of ₹2,000 banknotes from circulation while retaining their legal-tender status.
Source: Reserve Bank of India · ₹2,000 withdrawal updateBanknote information checked: 2026-09-08. See the issuer’s linked guidance for current exchange procedures.
Older ₹500 notes affected by the 2016 decision must not be confused with ₹500 notes from the new series.
Source: Reserve Bank of India · currency questionsThe RBI lists older ₹2 and ₹5 notes and government-issued ₹1 notes as legal tender. ₹2,000 notes have a separate withdrawal process; consult current RBI instructions.
Source: Reserve Bank of India · currency questionsThe RBI describes features by series and denomination. Its MANI denomination-identification app does not authenticate a banknote.
Source: Reserve Bank of India · currency questionsA lakh is 100,000 and a crore is 10,000,000. For example, 1 lakh rupees means 100,000 INR; enter the numeric amount in the converter.
No. The RBI’s ₹2,000 withdrawal notice retains legal-tender status, unlike the specified older ₹500 and ₹1,000 notes affected in 2016.
Source: Reserve Bank of India · ₹2,000 withdrawal updateUSD/INR gives rupees per US dollar. INR/USD gives the dollar value of one rupee.
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| Currency | 1 INR → | 1 → INR | Since previous daily snapshot |
|---|---|---|---|
US USD US Dollar |
0.0105 | 94.8857 | +0.10% |
EU EUR Euro |
0.00938544 | 106.5481 | +0.08% |
GB GBP British Pound |
0.00790255 | 126.5414 | +0.10% |
JP JPY Japanese Yen |
1.6671 | 0.5998 | +0.34% |
CH CHF Swiss Franc |
0.00869341 | 115.0297 | +0.23% |
AU AUD Australian Dollar |
0.0151 | 66.3155 | -0.15% |
CA CAD Canadian Dollar |
0.0148 | 67.4071 | -0.20% |
CN CNY Chinese Yuan |
0.0705 | 14.1807 | — |
NZ NZD New Zealand Dollar |
0.0186 | 53.8174 | -0.14% |
PL PLN Polish Zloty |
0.0410 | 24.3733 | +0.08% |
SE SEK Swedish Krona |
0.1043 | 9.5916 | -0.11% |
NO NOK Norwegian Krone |
0.0991 | 10.0912 | -0.19% |
DK DKK Danish Krone |
0.0702 | 14.2547 | +0.06% |
CZ CZK Czech Koruna |
0.2284 | 4.3777 | +0.11% |
HU HUF Hungarian Forint |
3.4061 | 0.2936 | +0.00% |
RO RON Romanian Leu |
0.0500 | 20.0046 | +0.04% |
TR TRY Turkish Lira |
0.5222 | 1.9149 | +0.15% |
HK HKD Hong Kong Dollar |
0.0827 | 12.0906 | +0.10% |
SG SGD Singapore Dollar |
0.0135 | 74.1959 | +0.06% |
TH THB Thai Baht |
0.3537 | 2.8270 | +0.44% |
ZA ZAR South African Rand |
0.1733 | 5.7712 | -0.03% |
MX MXN Mexican Peso |
0.1949 | 5.1311 | +0.35% |
BR BRL Brazilian Real |
0.0534 | 18.7410 | +0.05% |
KR KRW South Korean Won |
14.0057 | 0.0714 | -0.31% |
AE AED UAE Dirham |
0.0387 | 25.8368 | +0.10% |
AR ARS Argentine Peso |
15.9948 | 0.0625 | +0.20% |
CL CLP Chilean Peso |
10.3324 | 0.0968 | — |
CN CNH Offshore Yuan |
0.0704 | 14.2074 | +0.03% |
CO COP Colombian Peso |
33.3407 | 0.0300 | -0.22% |
ID IDR Indonesian Rupiah |
191.6182 | 0.00521871 | +0.10% |
IL ILS Israeli Shekel |
0.0328 | 30.5322 | +0.54% |
IS ISK Icelandic Krona |
1.2802 | 0.7811 | — |
MY MYR Malaysian Ringgit |
0.0430 | 23.2421 | — |
PH PHP Philippine Peso |
0.6639 | 1.5063 | +0.12% |
RS RSD Serbian Dinar |
1.1027 | 0.9068 | — |
RU RUB Russian Ruble |
0.8711 | 1.1480 | -1.81% |
UA UAH Ukrainian Hryvnia |
0.4744 | 2.1081 | — |
VN VND Vietnamese Dong |
270.2308 | 0.00370054 | — |
XA XAU Gold (troy oz) |
0.00000252993 | 395,268.05 | +0.55% |
XA XAG Silver (troy oz) |
0.000183005 | 5,464.32 | -0.31% |
XP XPT Platinum (troy oz) |
0.00000639308 | 156,419.02 | +0.03% |
XP XPD Palladium (troy oz) |
0.00000929201 | 107,619.32 | -0.38% |
BT BTC Bitcoin |
0.000000128016 | 7,811,533.35 | -0.24% |
ET ETH Ethereum |
0.00000435474 | 229,634.69 | -0.36% |
LT LTC Litecoin |
0.000176474 | 5,666.57 | -0.99% |
XR XRP XRP |
0.00808199 | 123.7319 | +0.27% |
BC BCH Bitcoin Cash |
0.0000380675 | 26,269.10 | -0.22% |
DA DASH Dash |
0.000215950 | 4,630.71 | +0.54% |