RM 50 (4th Series) Security Features

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RM 50 (4th Series) Security Features

This is the front and back of 50 Ringgit Malaysia.

And now we are going to show you all the security features of Ringgit Malaysia.
We hope that you are able to recognise forge banknote in order to prevent losing of your money.

Watermark Portrait with Electrotype Highlight (1)

The Watermark Portrait can be recognised by tints that are lighter or darker than the surrounding paper. This watermark portrait which has a three-dimensional effect appears without sharp outlines. At the base of the watermark, the numeral 50 is clearly visible.

Only present on the front of the note

Security Thread (2)

The Security Thread is embedded in the paper and appears on the reverse side of the note as a silver coloured dotted line. When the note is held against the light, it is seen as a continuous dark coloured line and the repeated text BNM RM50 can be read. When viewed under ultra-violet light, the thread is seen in various changing colours known as the "rainbow effect".
Security

On the back side of the note under ultra-violet light

Perfect See-Through Register (3)

Perfect See-Through Register feature where the graphic songket design on the obverse side of the note will register perfectly with the same graphic songket design on the reverse side when it is held against the light.
Perfect

On the front of the note

Perfect

On the back side of the note

Invisible Fluorescent Elements (4)

Invisible Fluorescent Elements can be seen through various elements of the background on the obverse and reverse side of the banknote and will fluoresce in different colours when viewed under ultra-violet light.

On the back of the note under normal appearance

Invisible

Under ultra-violet light view

Intaglio Print (5)

Intaglio Print is a raised printing effect produced by applying layers of tactile inks on various parts of the front and reverse sides of the notes, such as the portrait of the First Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong, denomination figures, design elements and the wording 'Bank Negara Malaysia'.
Intaglio

On the front of the note

Multicolour Latent Image (6)

Multicolour Latent Image of the denomination 50 can be seen when the banknote is tilted slightly and the colour changes when it is rotated.

On the front of the note under normal appearance

Multicolour

When tilted slightly or rotated

Holographic Stripe (7)

Holographic Stripe features the denomination 50 and the hibiscus flower, with a multi-coloured pumping and matt-structure effect when the banknote is tilted slightly.