The 100 Rupees note is a denomination of the currency used in India. It is part of the Indian Rupee system, which is the official currency of the country. The note features various security features to prevent counterfeiting, including a watermark and a security thread. On the front side, the 100 Rupees note displays an image of Rani Ki Vav, a famous stepwell in Gujarat. The reverse side showcases the Himalayas, symbolizing India's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. This note is widely used in daily transactions across the nation.