Rupees in Words
Type an amount to see it written in words, in lakh and crore, ready to copy into a bid form.
Type the figure, or a number with Lakh or Crore selected.
In words
Enter an amount to see it written in words.
Common questions
- Why do tenders ask for amounts in words?
- Price bids, BOQs and bank guarantees usually ask for the amount in both figures and words, so that a slipped digit can be caught. Many tenders say that where the two differ, the amount in words prevails, which makes it worth getting the words exactly right.
- Does it use lakh and crore?
- Yes. Amounts are written in the Indian numbering system: thousand, lakh and crore, not million and billion.
- Does it handle paise?
- Yes. An amount with a decimal part is written with the paise, for example "Rupees One Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty-Eight and Eighty-Two Paise Only".
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