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Cash Denomination Counter
Count your till in seconds — enter how many of each rupee note and coin you have and get the exact total.
| Note / coin | Count | Subtotal |
|---|---|---|
| Rs 5,000 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 1,000 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 500 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 100 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 50 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 20 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 10 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 5 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 2 | Rs 0 | |
| Rs 1 | Rs 0 | |
| Total | 0 pieces | Rs 0.00 |
Day-end reconciliation
Compare expected cash with the till
Enter the cash movements recorded during the day. Your denomination total above becomes the actual closing cash automatically.
Expected cash
Rs 0.00
Counted cash
Rs 0.00
Variance
Rs 0.00
Till balances
This browser-only calculator does not save a closing record. Check the figures against your POS payment report before treating the result as final.
Close your day faster
Counting the till by hand is slow and error-prone. Enter your notes and coins here for an instant total — then match it against your sales. With invo.pk, every sale and payment method is recorded, so your expected cash is always a click away and any shortfall is obvious.
For a repeatable process, follow the daily cash closing guide for shops.
Frequently asked questions
What is a cash denomination counter?
A quick way to total your till at the end of the day: enter how many notes and coins of each value you have, and it adds up the exact cash amount for you.
Is it free and private?
Yes — free, no sign-up, and it runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is stored or uploaded.
Can invo.pk reconcile my till automatically?
Yes. invo.pk records every sale and its payment method, so you can match your counted cash against the day's expected cash and spot any difference instantly.
How do I calculate expected closing cash?
Start with the opening cash float, add cash sales and other cash received, then subtract cash refunds and cash taken out. Compare that expected amount with the notes and coins you counted.
What does a positive or negative cash variance mean?
A positive variance means the till contains more cash than expected; a negative variance means it contains less. Recheck entries, refunds, cash expenses and payment methods before closing the day.
Compare counted cash with recorded sales
Use invo.pk's sales and payment reports to investigate differences at day-end.
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