New MVR 10 Banknotes to Enter Circulation from April 1

The Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) will release a new batch of MVR 10 banknotes into circulation starting April 1. The notes, part of the 'Ran Dhihafaheh' series, were delivered to the MMA earlier today and address shortages and replacement of worn-out currency. The MVR 10 note is widely used in everyday transactions and wears out faster than higher denominations. This is the third printing of the note under the series; the first was issued in October 2015 under former governor Azeema Adam, and the second in March 2018 under former governor Ahmed Naseer. The new notes are dated July 31, 2025, and bear the signature of the central bank governor.

The Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) will release a new batch of MVR 10 banknotes into circulation starting April 1. The notes, part of the 'Ran Dhihafaheh' series, were delivered to the MMA earlier today and address shortages and replacement of worn-out currency. The MVR 10 note is widely used in everyday transactions and wears out faster than higher denominations. This is the third printing of the note under the series; the first was issued in October 2015 under former governor Azeema Adam, and the second in March 2018 under former governor Ahmed Naseer. The new notes are dated July 31, 2025, and bear the signature of the central bank governor.

The Maldives Monetary Authority (MMA) will release a new batch of MVR 10 banknotes into circulation starting April 1. The notes, part of the 'Ran Dhihafaheh' series, were delivered to the MMA earlier today and address shortages and replacement of worn-out currency. The MVR 10 note is widely used in everyday transactions and wears out faster than higher denominations. This is the third printing of the note under the series; the first was issued in October 2015 under former governor Azeema Adam, and the second in March 2018 under former governor Ahmed Naseer. The new notes are dated July 31, 2025, and bear the signature of the central bank governor.

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