SUSPECTED COUNTERFEIT BANKNOTE ERROR CODES:Į06 Banknote thickness error / Double note errorĮ07 Slant note (note not inserted straight)Į08 Metallic thread / security strip errorĮ13 Ink spectrum analysis error (165, 185)Į20 Passing error / Banknote insert error This means that the detector has not been able to identify one or more security features, and that the banknote may be a suspected counterfeit. How can I ensure the verification results are accurate?.Why is there no update possibility for the USD for my Safescan 155?.My counterfeit detector is not working with the Swiss Francs even though the currency setting is on CHF?.Can I scan the new GBP polymer notes in all 4 directions on my Safescan 155-S?.After the update my device doesn't start.How do I select another currency on my Safescan 155?.I get an error code when feeding a banknote. How can I change the exit direction of the inserted banknotes?.The device is turning off automatically.My Safescan 155 doesn't power on immediately, is it faulty?.What is the warranty offered on UV-bulbs?.My device lights up from white to blue.The Safescan 70 is turning on and off by itself.How do I replace the UV-bulb from my Safescan 50 or 70?.What's the frequency of the UV light used in the UV detectors?.In which direction do I need to insert banknotes?.Do I need to update my Safescan 85 for any new banknotes which have come into circulation?.The blue light of my Safescan 85 is blinking. ![]() What can I do to maintain my Safescan 85?.How do I replace the UV bulb of my Safescan 45?.One or both of the UV lamps of my Safescan 45 or 65 does not work.My Safescan 35 doesn't power on, is it faulty?.My Safescan 35 doesn't scan magnetic features.The Currency Department of the Central Bank works in close cooperation with the Counterfeit Currency Bureau of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) in order to detect and eliminate counterfeit notes from circulation. This would require enhancement of public awareness through appropriate measures. The risk of counterfeiting could be reduced by the use of advanced security features built into higher value notes and increasing alertness of the public when accepting such notes. However, these drawbacks can be addressed effectively to a large extent by taking precautionary measures. It could provide a convenient means for money laundering and underground economic activities. ![]() The risk of counterfeiting is more prominent in higher denomination currency notes. Immediately inform the Currency Counterfeit Bureau of CID Hotline: 0112422176 or 0112326670 and act on their advice or inform the nearest Police Station. What to do if you suspect that you have been offered a counterfeit note during a transaction:ġ.Compare the suspected note to one which you know is genuineĢ. Record any details about the person(s) who brought the counterfeit noteģ. Record the details about the currency note Dealing with Suspicious MoneyĬounterfeiting is an offence under the Monetary Law act No.58 of 1949 and is punishable with imprisonment or a fine or both, under Sections 478 A-D of the Penal Code. ![]() If you know your notes, you will be able to detect a counterfeit at a glance and protect yourself from frauds. The general public should be aware of the security features in the currency notes. Nevertheless, the Central Bank conduct awareness programmes on security features of genuine currency notes to enhance knowledge of law enforcement officers, cash handlers, students and the general public to enable them to distinguish between genuine currency notes and counterfeits. Accordingly, the Currency Department of the Central Bank has improved security features of currency notes during the recent years under review to make it more difficult to counterfeit. Maintaining public confidence in currency is one of the main responsibilities of the Central Bank. Counterfeit Prevention Check - Prevent - Report Know Your Notes
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