10 Dollars
Fiji · Reserve Bank of Fiji
The Fiji 10 dollar note features the Beli fish (Redigobius leveri), also known as Lever's Goby, an endemic species of Fiji. Issued January 2, 2026, this purple polymer note measures 141 × 67 mm and was printed by Crane Currency. The front displays the Beli fish alongside the Fijian coat of arms, leaves, and a traditional kava bowl.
The reverse depicts three children planting mangrove saplings on a beach, reflecting Fiji's commitment to coastal conservation and environmental stewardship. The banknote incorporates MOTION SURFACE® micro-optic security technology, transparent windows with G SWITCH™ color-shifting effects, and a watermark featuring a shadow image of an iTaukei man.
Highlights
ReasonCelebrates endemic Fijian marine life as part of the new polymer Flora and Fauna series.
DesignBeli fish (Redigobius leveri) on front; three children planting mangroves on back.
Security featuresMOTION SURFACE® micro-optics stripe, transparent G SWITCH™ windows, watermark shadow image, and tactile accessibility features.
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