Historical Lumyeye recording. It does not establish the current capabilities of Lumyeye Pro.
In this French-language recording, Lumyeye locates a 20-euro note on the floor. A second question concerns the message displayed by an ATM. Recognizing a denomination does not certify a banknote’s authenticity.
The user asks whether a 20-euro note is visible and where it is. Lumyeye places it at the bottom left of the image, on the wooden floor.
A second question concerns an ATM. Lumyeye reads the message “ATM temporarily unavailable” and describes what appears in the image.
This is a summary of the recording. It demonstrates neither a measured reliability rate nor banknote authentication. If you are unsure about a banknote or an amount, obtain an independent check.
Frequently asked questions
No. Visual identification does not certify authenticity. This recording does not validate counterfeit detection. Consult the European Central Bank’s guidance or ask a professional to check a banknote.
This recording does not show coin identification. Check each denomination and the total independently before paying or accepting money.
The recording concerns a 20-euro note. It does not establish reliable recognition of every currency or conversion at a current exchange rate.
Lumyeye can help read an amount visible on a payment terminal or receipt. Reading it does not verify the transaction recorded on your bank account; check it using your usual account records.
Practical tips
See also
Lumyeye Pro is available on iOS 17.6+. Free trial, no credit card.
