This document presents a universal currency identifier system that uses image processing techniques to identify paper currencies from different countries. The system acquires currency images using a smartphone camera or database. It then performs preprocessing like resizing and filtering on the images. Image segmentation is used to extract features, which are then compared using a classifier to identify the currency. The system was tested on currencies from India, UAE, Indonesia, Malaysia, and China, and achieved around 94% accuracy in identifying currencies and detecting fake notes. It has potential applications in banking, money exchanges, and could help blind people identify currencies.