Eid 2025: Rs100 fresh currency bundle rates in open market

Eidi is a cherished tradition of Eidul Fitr, where elders give money or gifts to children as a token of love and celebration. In Pakistan, children eagerly wait to receive Eidi from parents, grandparents, and relatives after Eid prayers. It adds excitement to the festival, allowing kids to buy sweets, toys, or save money.

The Demand for Fresh Currency Notes

A key part of the Eidi tradition is giving fresh, crisp currency notes, especially Rs100 notes. However, getting these notes from banks is often difficult, pushing people to buy them from shopkeepers in the open market.

Rs100 Currency Note Bundle Price

In the open market, fresh Rs100 note bundles worth Rs10,000 are being sold for Rs10,400–10,600, as shopkeepers charge a premium due to high demand. Those unable to secure fresh notes from banks end up paying extra to ensure they can distribute Eidi to children.

SBP’s Statement on Fresh Banknotes

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has denied rumors about not issuing fresh banknotes for Eidul Fitr 2025. The SBP continues its practice of providing new banknotes to commercial banks across 17,000 branches nationwide.

So far, Rs27 billion worth of fresh banknotes have been issued to banks for public distribution. The SBP has also ensured that ATMs remain operational during the festive period, providing high-quality banknotes.

To prevent misuse, SBP cash monitoring teams are conducting on-site inspections to guarantee that fresh notes reach the general public.

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