Amid digital leap, Rs 100 remains most preferred bank note ...Middle East

Despite a surge in cashless payments triggering India's digital leap, the modest Rs 100 note remains the most preferred denomination for cash transactions. And the high-value Rs 2000 note is least preferred by citizens, though the 500-rupee denomination remains the most widely-used currency. These and other interesting findings were part of Reserve Bank of India's (2021-2022) report released on Friday.

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