monetary instrument

A 'monetary instrument' includes various tools and items used to transfer or store monetary value, both in physical and electronic forms.

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Definition

B2Finance

(general)Any form of currency or financial document used for transactions, such as cash, checks, and money orders.

Example

  • She used a money order as a monetary instrument to pay her rent.

C1Economics

(academic, technical)A medium of exchange, including coins, banknotes, and electronic transfers, that facilitates the buying and selling of goods and services.

Example

  • The central bank regulates the issuance of monetary instruments to control inflation.

C1Banking

(formal, legal)A document or electronic record representing a claim or right to receive payment, such as a draft, promissory note, or wire transfer.

Example

  • The bank issued a draft as a monetary instrument to settle the international transaction.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "monetary instrument":

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