The money sorter can sort banknotes by denomination, which is a fundamental feature essential not only for banks but also for various commercial institutions. This function simplifies cash management processes and reduces the time needed to complete operations.On the other hand, sorting by fitness refers to filtering out the damaged, patched, old or new, creased, ink-faded, stained, written or graffitied, tear and mutilated banknotes from the intact ones. The money sorter's feature is crucial because, in some business settings, these banknotes will be rejected. The same goes for counterfeit money, which is why detecting counterfeit money has become one of the standard features of a banknote sorter.For small and medium-sized businesses, a three-pocket or four-pocket banknote sorter is typically sufficient for this task. However, for operations requiring more advanced classification, a cash sorting machine with additional output pockets can be used to enhance sorting efficiency. Machines with six, eight, or more pockets allow for more detailed and comprehensive sorting, accommodating a wider range of banknote classification needs.