It is an element which changes color when the banknote is turned or tilted.

20-peso banknote

In this banknote, the left of the dove's body and the geometric pattern that is located next to the clear window change color. In the case of the geometric pattern, the color-shifting effect can be seen both on the front and back of the banknote.

50-peso banknote (Type F)

In this banknote, the butterfly's left wing and the caterpillar located next to the clear window change color. In the case of the caterpillar, the color-shifting effect can be observed both on the front and back of the banknote.

100-peso banknote

In this banknote, the color-shifting effect is found on the right-hand side of the corncob. This feature is in raised print which is perceptible by touch.

Commemorative

The commemorative 100-peso banknote has the color-shifting effect on the corncob leaves located next to the clear window.

200-peso banknote

In this banknote, the color-shifting effect is on the book with a feather pen. This feature is in raised print which is perceptible by touch.

Commemorative

The commemorative 200-peso banknote has the color-shifting effect on the bell, located below the numeral “200” which is in raised print, that means that is perceptible by touch. The discontinued thread also has a color-shifting effect.

500-peso banknote

In this banknote, the color-shifting effect is on the right-hand-side of the flower. This feature is in raised print which is perceptible by touch.

1000-peso banknote

In this banknote, the color-shifting effect is on the chapel and right-hand-side tower. This feature is in raised print which is perceptible by touch.