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How to differentiate a genuine Sh1000 note from a counterfeit one

The deadline for submitting the old Sh1000 notes is September 30, 2019, and the Central Bank of Kenya has urged Kenyans to be careful since there are many counterfeit notes in circulation.

There are a number of simple steps to ensure you have the genuine notes.

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