Ngultrum
| Ngultrum | |
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| Country: |
 Bhutan
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| Subdivision: | 100 Chhetrum (CH) |
| ISO 4217 code : | BTN |
| Abbreviation: | NU |
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Exchange rate : (August 24, 2020) |
1 BTN = 1 INR (fix) 1 EUR = 87.772 BTN 1 CHF = 81,565 BTN |
The Ngultrum ( དངུལ་ ཀྲམ ) (dNgul Tam - "silver coin", abbreviation BTN) is the currency of Bhutan . In 1974 it replaced the Bhutanese rupee , which traded under the name of the Indian rupee .
Coins are divided into 5, 10, 20, 25 and 50 chhetrum and 1 ngultrum. Banknotes are in circulation at 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 Ngultrum.
The sub-currency Chhetrum was called Chetrum until 1979 . The ngultrum is linked in a ratio of 1: 1 to the Indian rupee , which is also legal tender in Bhutan. All banknotes in circulation in India can also be used in Bhutan. However, the ngultrum is not accepted in India.
Banknotes
5 Ngultrum back ( Paro Dzong)
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10 ngultrum back ( Paro Dzong)
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20 Ngultrum backside ( Punakha Dzong)
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50 Ngultrum backside ( Tongsa Dzong)
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100 Ngultrum backside ( Tashichho Dzong)
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