The Australian dollar is Australia’s currency, commonly identified by the code AUD. The Reserve Bank of Australia publishes AUD exchange rates and is responsible for designing, producing and issuing Australian banknotes. Current notes are issued in $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 denominations.
Australia is notable for banknote technology: it was the first country to issue a full series printed on polymer rather than paper. The current banknotes remain polymer and incorporate clear windows and other security features. In a casino account, an AUD-denominated wallet records balances and stakes in Australian dollars; deposits made from another currency can still involve conversion by the bank, card issuer or payment service.
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