Govt approves Rs10 coin to replace banknote, new currency designs
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Pakistan’s federal cabinet has cleared plans to replace the Rs10 banknote with a coin and approved designs for a new series of currency notes, Business Recorder reported on Wednesday. The Prime Minister’s Office said the cabinet acted on a proposal from the Finance Ministry, following consultations by a committee and submissions from artists and designers.
The redesigned notes are intended to incorporate stronger anti-counterfeiting safeguards and more durable materials. The move to a coin follows an SBP proposal to discontinue the Rs10 note because of increasing production costs. The central bank began work on a replacement series in January 2024, and officials told a Senate committee that introducing the new notes would take about a year.
At a glance
- The cabinet approved a coin to replace the Rs10 banknote.
- New currency designs include enhanced security and durable materials.
- Officials estimated that the new notes would take about a year to enter circulation.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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