Integration between art and design to combat forgery and counterfeiting of currencies globally.

In recent years, some illegal activities have emerged, enabling their owners to counterfeit billions of local and international currencies. Therefore, it is necessary to combat these activities by increasing insurance awareness among the public, and upgrading the level of the banknote and the elements included in its components and means of insurance.
Mobile phones have also become common in use and represent an important part of our daily lives. They are no longer limited to making calls and sending text messages only. Rather, it performs many complex mathematical operations, sends emails, takes notes, and stores data.
The problem of the research lies in the absence of a culture of identifying the insurance components found in currencies globally and their restriction to a specific segment of specialists, whether in the field of their production or circulation, such as banks.
The research aims to shed light on the use of technology, represented by the Internet and smart phone applications, in designing applications aimed at educating people about all insurance signs in international currencies and identifying whether currencies are valid or counterfeit, by raising public awareness of the visible and invisible insurance components found in paper currencies. And polymeric.