Video Security

Money Detectors

Money Detectors

Scientifically stop Forgeries of Visas, Passports and Global Bank Notes

Magic Tech:

The Detecting Equipment

Model: MT-28

Function:

Instantly decode the invisible secret and security marks on Foreign Visas, Passports, Bank Notes and on official Travel and Monetary Documents by a special light effect.

Application:

Detect most currency Notes of USA and other countries.
Detect most Credit Cards.
Detect most Traveler's Cheques.
Detect FEBC (Foreign Exchange Bearer Certificate), DBC (Dollar Bearer Certificate), FCBC (Foreign
Currency Bearer Certificate) and other State Bank of Pakistan's Documents.
Detect most Global Bank Notes including US Dollar, Pound Sterling, Deutche Mark, Saudi Rial, UAE
Dirham and Japanese Yen etc.
Detect most Foreign Visas, Passports and Travel Documents.

Features:

4 / 6 Watt Ultra Violet Tube Light each lasts about 4000 hours of operation.
High quality Electronic System with A.C Power input.
Advance technically designed metal housing, concentrates UV Light within detection space.

Quality Warranty:

For one year from the date of delivery against any defect in workmanship or components except the ultraviolet tube.

Operation:

Magic Tech; The Money Detector is simply an ultra-violet light source. Most of the mission sensitive monetary documents are printed with special fluorescent ink which is invisible in ordinary light but glows or become opaque under ultra-violet light. In some cases the UV Ink changes color under UV or Black Light. Another important use of Black Light is to differentiate between ordinary wood pulp paper or synthetic paper and cotton based security paper. Ordinary paper reflects black light and become bright, while cotton based paper absorbs black light. Most of the monetary documents are made with cotton based paper and hence can be easily identified in Black Light. Images of some of the documents scanned by Magic Tech are follows:

Pakistan's Currency:

The main security feature in Rs.1000/- currency note is the picture of Quaid-e-Azam (Founder of Pakistan) which is only seen under black light, as shown in the image below:

This picture is not found in counterfeit or fake currency, as illustrated below, this particular fake note is made on Cotton Based paper which was perhaps stolen from some Government Institution and the only major difference was the UV picture of Quaid-e-Azam:

For further security three UV Marks which glows with bright orange light in Black Light on the front of the note. In the illustration below the upper note is the fake one, while the lower one is original, on which three orange colored shapes on each sides and in the middle are apparent:

In other currency notes there is no UV Mark or UV Ink, but the paper either cotton or synthetic can be easily identified in UV Light as illustrated in Rs.10/- Currency Note below:

Here in each of the picture above the upper one is fake, while the lower one is original, and it is very clearly seen that the fake note is reflecting some of the UV Light, while the original one is absorbing it.

International Currency:

In the most of the international currencies the UV Mark is an important feature, some of the examples are as follows:

In US Dollar, the UV Mark is present in notes above USD100.00, and is printed in USD100.00, USD500.00 and USD1000.00. For more detailed information about US Dollar click here.

Other Monetary Documents:

The UV Mark is also found in other monetary documents in Pakistan, like in FEBC, DBC, FCBC, Prize Bond, etc. An image of Rs.500/- FEBC is shown below as an example:

International Visas:

The UV Mark is an important feature in modern Visa's and other passport related documents. In Pakistan, PIA has made it compulsory for all IATA agents (Travel Agencies) to have UV Money detectors at their counters in all airports.

In the french visa a yellow colored UV Mark is displayed under Black Light.

Yet in older french visa's special character's which are "FR" appears in the background of the visa stamp.

Yet in UK Visa the Number which is black in color in day light, changes color to bright yellow under Black Light.

Credit Cards:

UV Mark is also present in most of the Credit Cards, for an example Citi Bank's Visa Card is shown below, in which a Falcon appears under Black Light.