The ½ Bahraini Dinar note, issued in 2016, features King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa on the front. The reverse showcases the Bahrain World Trade Center, symbolizing the nation’s economic progress and architectural advancement. The note is purple and includes tactile marks and a transparent window for security.

The BHD 1 note displays King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa on the front. The reverse features the Bahrain International Circuit, representing Bahrain’s modern development and global events such as Formula 1 racing. The note is blue with a clear window, watermark, and raised printing.

The BHD 5 note features King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa on the front. The reverse side depicts the Bahrain Financial Harbour, reflecting the country’s strong position as a financial hub in the Gulf. The note is green with advanced security thread, microtext, and holographic elements.

The BHD 10 note portrays King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa on the front. The reverse illustrates the Bahrain National Museum and Pearl Monument, symbolizing Bahrain’s cultural heritage and pearl-diving history. The note is red with color-shifting ink and transparent window features.

The BHD 20 note, the highest denomination in circulation, features King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa on the front. The reverse displays the Bahrain National Assembly building and Bahrain Bay skyline, representing governance and modern infrastructure. The note is orange with advanced polymer security, tactile ink, and see-through elements.