Ammon News - The Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) has introduced the fifth edition JD5 banknote into circulation, displaying the portrait of the late King Abdullah I.

According to a CBJ statement on Wednesday, the introduction of the fifth edition JD5 banknote aligns seamlessly with the legal framework provided by the Jordanian Currency Issuance Law No. 55 of 2022, published in the Official Gazette on October 2, 2022.

A pivotal highlight of this release is the parallel circulation of both the fourth and fifth editions of the JD5 banknotes, ensuring a smooth transition for the public.

The Central Bank, in its statement, reiterated its commitment to upholding the highest standards of currency security and durability, indicating that the fifth edition JD5 banknote incorporates cutting-edge security features that are integral to contemporary currency manufacturing practices, contributing to the banknote's longevity and resilience.

This unveiling signifies the successful issuance of all denominations from the fifth edition into circulation, comprising the 1 Dinar, 5 Dinars, 10 Dinars, 20 Dinars, and 50 Dinars banknotes.

For an in-depth understanding of the design aesthetics and security features of the fifth edition JD5 banknote, detailed information is accessible through the official Jordanian Currency Issuance Law No. 55 of 2022.

Additionally, the CBJ has provided supplementary resources on its official website, which include an illustrative guide and an informative video that shed light on the intricacies of this new currency denomination.