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Przyszłe banknoty

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Minęło już 20 lat i pora odświeżyć szatę graficzną banknotów, tak żeby stały się one bliższe Europejczykom z wszystkich grup wiekowych i społecznych.

Christine Lagarde, prezes EBC

Pierwsze banknoty euro wprowadzono 1 stycznia 2002. Obecnie, ponad 20 lat po tym wydarzeniu, przygotowujemy się do stworzenia nowej serii banknotów. W tym procesie aktywnie uczestniczą obywatele i eksperci. Rada Prezesów EBC podejmie ostateczną decyzję w sprawie tematu przewodniego i wzorów banknotów, a data wprowadzenia nowej serii zostanie ustalona na późniejszym etapie.  

Design proposals

Have a say on future banknotes!

You are invited to have their say on the ten design proposals in an online survey. The Governing Council will consider the public’s responses before selecting the final design for the future euro banknotes. This is expected to take place around the end of 2026.

Survey

Why redesign euro banknotes?

A redesign helps us stay up to date by responding to evolving needs and expectations. In particular, it allows us to:

Reflect Europe's identity and values

Euro banknotes are a tangible reflection of Europe’s shared identity, diversity and values. More relatable motifs can even further strengthen the bond between Europeans and their currency.

Stay ahead of counterfeiting techniques

Euro banknotes must be easy to use for everyone. The redesign offers an opportunity to improve features which make banknotes easier to recognise and handle, which helps ensuring that cash remains an accessible means of payment.

Improve inclusion and accessibility

Euro banknotes must be easy to use for everyone. The redesign offers an opportunity to improve features which make banknotes easier to recognise and handle, which helps ensuring that cash remains an accessible means of payment.

Enhance ecological and economic sustainability

As a euro banknote will change hands dozens of times over its lifespan, it must be durable in everyday use. A new euro series is an opportunity to optimise production and to improve their ecological sustainability and durability.

Themes & motifs

On 30 November 2023 the ECB’s Governing Council decided to move to the next phase of the redesign process. Two possible themes were selected: “European culture” and “Rivers and birds”. The associated motifs were chosen in January 2025.

European culture

Europe’s rich cultural heritage and its dynamic cultural and creative sectors strengthen our shared European identity, forging a shared sense of belonging. Culture promotes common values, inclusion and dialogue in Europe and beyond. It brings people together.

Rivers and birds

Rivers and birds recognise no borders, symbolising freedom and unity among Europeans and our connection to nature. Europe boasts a wide variety of rivers and birds that inspire us and remind us of our responsibility to protect the environment.

Design contest and future steps

Proces tworzenia nowych banknotów

W grudniu 2021 ogłosiliśmy, że planujemy stworzyć nowy projekt banknotów euro. Przedstawiamy poszczególne etapy tego procesu i wyjaśniamy, jak można wziąć w nim udział, zanim zapadnie ostateczna decyzja.

Więcej informacji

See what the public said so far

We have already consulted the European public twice since the start of the redesign process, with this summer’s public surveys being the final time to do so once more. Have a look at the preferences voiced by the public since the launch of the redesign process.

Qualitative study Theme surveys

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More on future banknotes

The redesign process explained

Read the Executive summary

Want to know more about the redesign banknotes?

Frequently Asked Questions

Design contest participants and winners

Check out the full list

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