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Counterfeit Currency Detections Up 5.7% in FY26, ₹200 and ₹500 Notes Most Affected

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•Counterfeit currency detections increased by 5.7% in FY26 compared to the previous year.
•₹200 and ₹500 notes were the most frequently detected counterfeit denominations.
•The Reserve Bank of India is the source of the counterfeit detection data for FY26.

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▸If the Reserve Bank of India enhances security features on ₹200 and ₹500 notes then counterfeit currency circulation could decrease, improving public confidence and reducing losses for businesses and banks.

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FINANCEThe Hindu - BusinessCounterfeit currency detections rise 5.7% in FY26, led by ₹200, ₹500 notes: RBI

The Reserve Bank of India reported a 5.7% increase in counterfeit currency detections during the fiscal year 2026, with ₹200 and ₹500 denomination notes being the most commonly forged. This rise impacts the integrity of India's currency system and poses challenges for law enforcement and financial institutions. Increased counterfeit activity can affect public trust and complicate efforts to maintain economic stability.