Buy a: Cash Counting Machine
in Mumbai

Mumbai is where India’s currency management is set and where a large share of it is run. The RBI is headquartered in the city, most large banks operate their treasury and currency functions from here, and the cash management companies that service ATMs and branches across western India run processing floors in and around the metropolitan region. Every one of those rooms starts its day with a count.

At street level the city runs on physical notes. Zaveri Bazaar, Bhuleshwar, Crawford Market and the Dadar retail belt handle volumes where notes arrive mixed and heavily worn, and where one counterfeit five hundred rupee note absorbed at the counter is a direct loss. A hand count at that pace is slow, and a tired eye is a poor detector.

A Maxsell counter does the count and the first line of fake note checking in the same pass. The loose note models sit on a counter and show the customer the total on a second display, while the MX600 bundle counters clear 100 notes in 4 seconds, or 2.5 seconds on the Ace model. Either way the shift ends with a count you can reconcile instead of a tally sheet.