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Counts cash faster than counting by hand

A cash counter counts a stack of notes or coins by machine instead of by hand, and some models flag a note that looks counterfeit. A counter handling a high volume of cash, such as a busy till or a shift close, saves time with one. Start by deciding whether notes, coins or both need counting, and whether counterfeit detection matters for the currency in use.

Cash counters

9 models listed in United Kingdom

Before you buy

How to choose one

Notes, coins or both

A note counter and a coin counter are usually separate machines; pick the one that matches where the shop's cash volume actually is.

Counterfeit detection

Some models check UV, magnetic or infrared marks on a note as they're counted; this matters more in a market with a known counterfeiting risk.

Counting speed

A higher notes-per-minute speed matters most at a shift close or a bank drop, where a whole day's cash is counted at once.

Hopper and stacker capacity

A bigger hopper and stacker mean fewer refills when counting a large stack in one go.

Currency support

Check the model supports the shop's own currency and denominations, since counting logic differs by currency.

With the software

Does it work with BixiCash?

A cash counter works entirely on its own; it has no link to the till software, so a counted total is still entered or checked against the till by hand.

Brands seen in the market

ArtekCassidaDomensEQGloryGodrej Security SolutionsHitachiKassenKisanKozureKronozMaxsellNanxingNigachiPlusRibaoSafescanTissor

Straight answers

About cash counters

Does the cash counter connect to the till?

No: it works on its own, and the counted total is checked against the till separately.

Can it tell me if a note is fake?

Some models flag a likely counterfeit using UV, magnetic or infrared checks; this varies by model.

Do I need one for a small shop?

A small shop with a modest daily cash volume can usually count by hand; a cash counter pays off once volume or shift-close counting gets slow.

Does it count coins as well as notes?

Only if it's a coin counter or a combined model; many machines handle only notes.

Need cash counters?

Tell us the model and how many. We quote one price, delivered.