West Asian akcha

The West Asian akcha (symbol: ₳; code: XAK) is the official currency of the 3 signatories of the West Asian Monetary Agreement—Hyrcania, Khorezstan and Orghurtia. The agreement—signed in 2009 in —replaced the national currencies of each nation (Hyrcanian drahm, Khorezstani pul and Orghurt aakcha) with the West Asian akcha on 1 May 2010. The akcha is divided into 100 sadum.
The akcha uses vertical . Notes are issued in ₳20, ₳50, ₳100, ₳200, ₳500. Each one has a distinctive colour. The front of the note features a piece of architecture and an animal species, while the back displays outlined borders of the three nations.
In order to ensure full accessibility, each banknote has a distinct size, as well as a unique 3D symbol printed in the top-right corner. A hologram is featured on the side of each note for security purposes. Furthermore, the outline of the national borders on the back is coated with a thin matellic layer.
==Detailed characteristics==
Banknote 	 	 	
Nominal 	₳100 	₳200 	₳500
Colour 	green 	blue 	orange
Piece of architecture	, Khorezstan 	Clock Tower, Orghurtia	, Hyrcania
Animal species 	(Alectoris chukar)	(Phasianus colchicus) 	(Canis lupus)
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