RBI Polymer Notes: If the plan of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is successful, then in the coming time you will get a chance to see polymer i.e. plastic currency notes in place of paper notes in the country. According to RBI, initially a pilot project of polymer notes of Rs 10 and Rs 20 can be run. These notes are much better, stronger and can be used for a longer time than the existing notes. In such a situation, this question is arising in the minds of people whether A notes can be folded easily.
Can plastic notes be folded?
Polymer notes may look like plastic to you, but they will not seem as hard as debit or credit cards. Its biggest feature is that it is completely flexible and very thin. You can easily fold it like existing paper notes and keep it in your pocket or wallet. But it is different from paper notes because it does not form a permanent crease when folded and it tries to come back to its old shape.
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Will note counting machines have to be changed?
The structure and thickness of polymer notes are quite different from existing paper notes. In such a situation, existing note counting machines, cash handling and ATMs may have to be upgraded to recognize and count these new notes. However, if needed, technical changes can also be made in the cash handling system, so that people can use these new notes comfortably without any hassle.
What are the features of polymer notes?
- They are many times more durable than paper notes.
- Less dirt and bacteria accumulate on them.
- Provides superior protection against water, moisture and splashes.
- ATM machines will also be prepared according to these notes.
- Due to transparent windows and modern security features, it is difficult to make fake notes.
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