The ¼ Kuwaiti Dinar note features Kuwait’s rich maritime heritage with an image of a traditional dhow and the Kuwait Towers in the background. The reverse side highlights scenes symbolizing education and development. The note is violet in color and includes advanced security threads, microtext, and holographic patches.

The ½ Kuwaiti Dinar note is colored in orange-brown shades and features the Grand Mosque of Kuwait, representing faith and cultural identity. The back shows the Parliament Building, symbolizing national unity and governance. Security features include raised printing, see-through registers, and a color-shifting security thread.

The 1 Kuwaiti Dinar note depicts Kuwait’s liberation and national pride, with imagery of the country’s flag and traditional boats. The reverse side highlights infrastructure and modern growth. The note is red in color with strong anti-counterfeiting elements such as tactile marks and transparent windows.

The 5 Kuwaiti Dinar note, predominantly blue, celebrates Kuwait’s maritime tradition with the image of a pearl diver and a dhow. The back depicts the oil refinery and industrial development of Kuwait. It includes a wide security thread, color-shifting ink, and microprinting.

The 10 Kuwaiti Dinar note features architectural icons like the Kuwait Towers and the National Assembly building. The reverse side showcases education, research, and economic progress themes. It is colored in shades of purple and blue, incorporating holographic features and high-quality printing.

The 20 Kuwaiti Dinar note, the highest denomination, symbolizes Kuwait’s prosperity and resilience. The front displays the Grand Mosque and Kuwait’s coat of arms, while the reverse depicts industrial and economic achievements. Colored in deep green and gold tones, it features multiple anti-counterfeiting measures such as watermark portraits, iridescent stripes, and raised tactile patterns.