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Guide · Real Group team
Loose-Note vs Mixed-Value vs Bundle Counter vs Note Sorter
Quick answer: A loose-note counter counts notes of one denomination. A mixed-value counter counts mixed notes and gives the total value. A bundle counter verifies a sealed bundle of 100 notes in seconds. A note sorter counts, checks and sorts notes by denomination and orientation. Most shops need the first, busy cash counters the second, and banks the last two.
The four types at a glance
| Type | How it works | Best for | Real Group models |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loose-note counter | Friction feed counts loose notes; you sort denominations first | Shops, clinics, small offices | 111, 222 · from ₹8,500 |
| Mixed-value counter | Recognises each denomination and totals the value | Petrol pumps, retail, wholesalers | 6700, 666, 999, 555 · from ₹16,000 |
| Bundle counter | Vacuum feed flips through a banded bundle | Banks, credit societies | 1500, 2000 · from ₹16,500 |
| Note sorter | Counts, checks and sorts by denomination, face and orientation | Bank branches, cash centres | 9500 · ₹65,000 |
Loose-note counters
The simplest and most affordable option. Load a stack of one denomination and the machine counts it, checking each note for UV and magnetic features. Sorting by denomination first is the only extra step.
Mixed-value counters
Mixed-value machines read each note, so you can load a mixed stack of ₹10 to ₹500 notes. The display shows the total amount and a breakdown by denomination. They usually also have stronger detection (UV, MG, MT and IR).
Dual-CIS multi-currency counters
A step up from mixed-value counting: two image sensors capture both sides of each note, which allows reliable recognition of many currencies, serial number reading and PC or printer reports. Useful for hotels, forex desks and banks.
Bundle counters
Bundle counters are built to check that a banded bundle has exactly 100 notes, in about 4 seconds, without removing the band. They are used where cash arrives in bundles, such as banks and societies.
Note sorters
A note sorter does everything a dual-CIS counter does and also sorts notes by denomination, face and orientation in one pass, so bundles come out neat and ready for deposit.
Machines mentioned in this guide
Compact loose-note counter with UV and MG fake note detection – our most affordable machine for shops and small offices.
₹8,500 ₹18,500
Counts a mixed bundle of notes and shows the total value and the number of notes of each denomination, with four-way fake note detection.
₹18,500 ₹36,500
Desktop vacuum-feed counter that checks a full bundle of 100 notes in about 4 seconds without opening it.
₹28,500 ₹38,000
FAQs
Questions about this topic
Can a mixed-value counter count a single denomination?
Yes. Mixed-value counters also have a piece-count mode for loose notes of one denomination.
Do bundle counters detect fake notes?
Some do and some do not. The Model 2000 lists UV, MG, MT and IR detection; the Model 1500 is designed for fast bundle counting. Pair a bundle counter with a mixed-value counter if you need full checks.
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