Cash Counting Machines in Pakistan

A cash counting machine pays for itself the first month you stop counting notes by hand. Our range starts at Rs 23,800 for a shop counter machine and runs up to bank-grade sorting equipment, all with Cash on Delivery anywhere in Pakistan, no advance and no deposit.

Which type do you need?

  • Note counters (Rs 23,800 – 29,500): count the number of notes and detect fakes. Right for a shop, clinic, petrol pump or restaurant closing one till a day. See the 610, 620 and 640.
  • Mixed value counters (Rs 39,500 – 125,000): count unsorted bundles and tell you the total rupee value with a denomination breakdown. Right for supermarkets, distributors and anyone reconciling cash against sales. See the CM800, 990, CM810 and 920 Pro.
  • Machines with a printer (Rs 89,000+): print a signed count slip for shift handovers and bank deposits. See the P89.
  • Sorting machines (Rs 160,000+): physically separate notes by denomination and condition. For banks and exchange companies. See the P140.
  • Battery operated (Rs 47,000): keeps working through load-shedding and in markets with no power point. See the 980.

Fake note detection explained

Every machine here checks notes as it counts. UV reads the ultraviolet security features, MG checks the magnetic ink, IR scans the infrared pattern inside the paper, and 3D/DD measures note thickness to catch double-feeds and taped notes. The machine stops and alarms on a suspect note so your cashier can check it by hand.

Buying in Pakistan: what to check before you order

  • Mixed value or piece count? This is the decision that matters most. If your till has 100s, 500s, 1000s and 5000s mixed together, a piece counter still leaves you sorting by hand.
  • Notes per day. Under about 2,000 notes a day, an entry machine is enough. Above that, buy a machine with a 500-note hopper and continuous top loading.
  • Warranty and service. Sensors and rollers wear. Buy from a seller who stocks the parts. Every machine we sell carries a 1 year warranty with service support.
  • Power. If load-shedding hits your area at closing time, take the battery model.

Delivery and payment

Cash on Delivery is available on every machine on this page, with no deposit and no cap, anywhere in Pakistan — Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta and smaller cities. Orders over Rs 3,000 ship free and dispatch within 24 hours. Bank transfer, JazzCash and Easypaisa are also accepted. WhatsApp us for machine selection, installation or spare parts.

Cash counting machine price list (Pakistan, 2026)

Model Type Detection Price
Hypermartz 610 Note counter UV / MG / IR Rs 23,800
Hypermartz 620 Mini note counter UV / MG / IR Rs 29,500
Hypermartz 640 Note counter, side display UV / MG / IR Rs 27,800
Hypermartz CM800 Mixed value UV / MG / IR Rs 39,500
Hypermartz 990 Mixed value UV / MG / IR / 3D Rs 42,000
Hypermartz 980 Mixed value, battery UV / MG / IR Rs 47,000
Hypermartz CM810 Multi-currency mixed value UV / MG / IR image Rs 49,800
Hypermartz P89 Mixed value with printer Full suite Rs 89,000
Hypermartz 920 Pro Mixed value, touchscreen, SN scan UV / MG / MT / IR / DD Rs 95,000
Hypermartz 730A Multi-currency mixed value Full suite Rs 125,000
Hypermartz P140 Sorting machine Full suite Rs 160,000

Prices updated September 2026. Prices move with the dollar rate — confirm on the product page.

Frequently Asked Questions

A cash counting machine is also called a money counter or note counting machine. It’s used to quickly count large amounts of cash and ensure accuracy in banks, shops, and offices.
No, money counting machines are completely legal. In fact, they are widely used by banks and businesses to save time and avoid counting errors.
Cash counting machines with fake note detection and value counting features that meet RBI standards—like Godrej, Maxsell, and Kores—are considered RBI-approved for safe and accurate use.
Yes, modern cash counting machines can detect fake or counterfeit notes using UV, MG, and IR sensors, which help identify suspicious bills during counting.