Recently a video went viral on social media where people are seen selling bundles of money in the market in Bangladesh. Goods are bought from markets as per our needs everywhere you go. But have you ever heard of or seen the currency market? Surprising right? You must be wondering how is this possible. Markets penalise those who sell currency, even though it is used to purchase anything. But in the video below, you can see that there is a market for money in Bangladesh which is called the Market of notes.
Recently on social media, a boy named Rai Harsh, a video creator with the Instagram username, fearlessnomadiker shared this shocking video explaining to the masses how notes are being sold by people openly in the market like vegetables.
In India, most of the people open note exchange shops to do such work, where they give good notes to people in exchange for mutilated notes. However, this is not available free, rather a fixed commission is charged by the shopkeepers for taking tough notes in exchange for mutilated notes.
However, this video from Bangladesh is a little different. It seems as if these people have opened a currency shop like a grocery store. This video of Rai Harsh is going viral on social media and has got 8.9 million views. The video has been liked by 185k people and four thousand two hundred and ninety-nine comments.
Commenting on the video, a user has written that, not only in Bangladesh but this is a common scenario in Delhi as well where the currency is being sold without fear. For example, if there is a torn 100 rupee note, then they give 80 or 90 rupees in return. This process of exchanging notes also happens in banks, but for that, you will have to stand in line. That’s why people come here and get the current notes changed, the user added.
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