Money counting machine price in Kenya
Note counters count cash in seconds and flag suspect notes, cutting cashier errors and counterfeit losses for SACCOs, supermarkets, petrol stations and busy shops. In our store money counters and detectors currently cost KES 1,650 to KES 32,880.
Money counter prices today
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Money counters and note detectors in stock · prices from the Qyvea store, updated 9 October 2026
What to look for
- Detection: UV, magnetic (MG) and infrared (IR) checks catch more counterfeits than UV alone.
- Value counting: mixed-note machines add up the total value, not just the number of notes.
- Speed and hopper size for the volume of cash you handle.
Why buy from Qyvea
Buying for a business, school, hospital or SACCO? Qyvea is set up for organisation orders:
- Trade and bulk prices: open a free trade account or send a list, and we quote 10+ units within hours.
- One supplier for the whole job: equipment, delivery, installation and setup from the same team, with one invoice.
- Genuine stock with the manufacturer's warranty, and 7-day returns and exchanges.
- Delivery to every county; pay by M-Pesa, bank transfer, card or cash.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a money counting machine in Kenya?
Money counters and note detectors in the Qyvea store cost KES 1,650 to KES 32,880 today.
Can a note counter detect fake Kenyan notes?
Machines with UV, magnetic and infrared detection catch most counterfeits. No machine is perfect, so staff should still check suspect notes by hand.