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KINEGRAM COLORS

KINEGRAM COLORS incorporates different diffractive elements in different colors within a classic partially-demetallised foil. The technology is also available as window foil and offers a full range of unique, new security features to choose from. It provides even more freedom for creating a foil that perfectly integrates into the overall design.

  • Color and partial metallization in perfect register
  • Secure and attractive combination of color, metallization and diffractive effects
  • New security solution in combination with windows (KINEGRAM RECOLOR)
Entry badge of the Security Printers Conference in Sevilla 2016: KINEGRAM COLORS at the upper right part in gold and red
Entry badge of the Security Printers Conference in Sevilla 2016: KINEGRAM COLORS at the upper right part in gold and red

Learn more about window solutions:
window Solutions

Learn more about KINEGRAM COLORS on banknotes:
KINEGRAM COLORS on banknotes

News

New Australian $100 Banknote with KINEGRAM ZERO.ZERO

The Australian Reserve Bank has announced the new $100 banknote will be released into general circulation on 29 October 2020. The new banknotes have been in production since mid-2019 and will soon be distributed ahead of their release into general circulation.

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EU Court Opinion: Cash must be accepted as legal tender for transactions

Since the birth of the single European currency, the principle that euro banknotes and coins are legal tender has been enshrined in the EU Treaty. Unfortunately, during the Coronavirus pandemic, fake news about a link between cash and the covid-19 virus has scared many retailers.

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New European Commission Strategy: Cash is a public good and must be accepted by retailers

In the European Commission’s Communication on a Retail Payments Strategy, the European Union’s executive has underlined the importance of cash as a public good – stating that “Cash is a means of payment that offers instant settlement in face-to-face transactions, without any technical infrastructure. It is still the only form of money individuals can hold directly. As such, it should remain widely accessible and accepted.”

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