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Nepal has officially released newly printed Rs 100 banknotes in circulation starting today (Thursday). Nepal Rastra Bank announced that the notes—from serial number ‘Ka/20–000001’ to ‘Gha/40–999999’—have now entered the market with the same size and color as before.
नयाँ १०० रुपैयाँको नोट आजदेखि चलनचल्तीमा : सगरमाथादेखि एक सिंगे गैंडा सम्म के–के छ नयाँ नोटमा?
This is the continuation of the series first issued in 2019.
The new note features Mt. Everest on the left, a rhododendron watermark on the right, Nepal’s map at the center, and the Ashoka Pillar with the text “LUMBINI THE BIRTHPLACE OF LORD BUDDHA.” A tactile black dot has also been added for visually impaired users.
It includes a 2 mm color-changing security thread, the signature of then-Governor Maha Prasad Adhikari, and the serial year marked as 2081 B.S.
The backside displays “NEPAL RASTRA BANK,” an image of a one-horned rhinoceros with its calf, and the serial year 2024 A.D.
