Chhutta is a daily money game. You run a shop counter, customers pay with big notes, and you hand back exact change in Indian rupee notes and coins, as fast as you can.
For ₹63, the fastest change is ₹50₹10₹2₹1.
Your score is the time it takes to serve all 10 customers. Every note or coin beyond the fewest possible adds 2 seconds. Giving ₹63 as ₹20₹20₹20₹2₹1 is correct, but it's one piece more than ₹50₹10₹2₹1, so it costs 2 seconds.
The results row shows 🟩 for a customer served with the fewest pieces and 🟨 when you used extra.
Notes: ₹500, ₹200, ₹100, ₹50, ₹20 and ₹10, in the colours of the current Mahatma Gandhi New Series. Coins: ₹5, ₹2 and ₹1. Customers pay with ₹50, ₹100, ₹200 or ₹500 notes, and the odd one hands you two ₹500s for something big.
₹500₹200₹100₹50₹20₹10₹5₹2₹1
The daily shift is the same 10 customers for everyone on the same date, easiest first, so you can compare times with friends. It changes at midnight your time.
Practice gives random customers and shows the change due on screen, so you only have to pick the notes. It's the place to learn, and it doesn't touch your daily score. See the money game for kids guide for ways to use it with children.
It's the everyday Hindi word for loose change, as in "chhutta nahi hai" when you hand a shopkeeper a big note.
Yes. Everyone gets the same 10 customers on the same date.
The RBI withdrew the ₹2000 note from circulation in 2023, so it isn't in the drawer.