Based on recent news, citizens have been warned to handle Ringgit Malaysia with vigilance due to the a risen number in counterfeit money.
More fake notes are increasingly circulating, especially RM50 and RM100 banknotes. Their differences are subtle from real notes, but it is still noticeable.
One key feature, based on a netizen, is to watch out for the "smiling Agong head", on the note.
This proves that the note imitates the appearance of the actual currency, but still fails to meet the security standards of legit banknotes.
So, before you fall scam to something like this, be sure to examine the notes meticulously, before accepting it.
Be sure to also look for security features embedded in the real RM50 and RM100 notes, such as watermarks, holograms, and color-shifting elements.
If you suspect a note to be counterfeit, report it to authorities immediately. This can ensure that individuals and businesses do not face financial loss.
