50000 Indonesian Rupiah (2022 -2024)

The 50,000 Indonesian Rupiah banknote issued between 2022 and 2024 forms part of Indonesia’s current family of notes and reflects a strong emphasis on national culture, heritage, and advanced security printing. Produced by Bank Indonesia, this denomination is widely recognised for its distinctive blue-green colour palette and its combination of historical portraiture with traditional performing arts imagery.

On the front of the note, the dominant feature is the finely engraved portrait of Dr. H. Djuanda Kartawidjaja, a prominent Indonesian statesman and former Prime Minister. His portrait is rendered in detailed intaglio style, showing crisp facial lines and traditional attire, set against a layered background of ornamental patterns and geometric micro-designs. The denomination “50,000” appears clearly in the corners, accompanied by “LIMA PULUH RIBU RUPIAH,” the Garuda Pancasila national emblem, and official Bank Indonesia signatures. A vertical security thread is embedded into the paper, changing appearance under light, alongside subtle colour-shifting elements and tactile features designed to assist authentication.

The reverse of the banknote celebrates Indonesian cultural heritage through the depiction of a traditional dancer in elaborate ceremonial costume, captured mid-movement with a fan. The background features a scenic landscape associated with Indonesian natural beauty, complemented by floral motifs and flowing ornamental patterns that echo traditional textile designs. The denomination “50,000” is repeated prominently, while additional security elements such as microtext, fine line guilloches, and complex colour transitions enhance both durability and counterfeit resistance.

Although this banknote remains legal tender in Indonesia, many people outside the country find that high-street banks and travel money bureau services do not accept foreign notes once they are no longer needed for travel. We provide a specialist UK service that allows individuals, businesses, and charities to exchange leftover currency, including modern Indonesian Rupiah banknotes, with a clear and transparent process.

• Indicate the quantity of 50,000 Indonesian Rupiah banknotes you want to exchange

• Click the ‘Add to your account’ button

• Your online account now shows the exchange value

We regularly handle Indonesian notes for personal customers, charities, and commercial organisations, offering instant online valuations and straightforward processing. For larger volumes or uncommon serial ranges, additional verification checks may be required to ensure authenticity, which can slightly extend processing times.