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Template:Means of exchange
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Medium of exchange
Commodity
money
Axe-money
(W. Mesoamerica & N. Andes)
Cocoa bean
(Mesoamerica)
Koku
(rice)
Manilla
(W. Africa)
Precious metals
Quachtli
(cotton cloth)
Salt
(Roman world)
Shekel
(barley)
Shells
Trade bead
Domestic animals
Water buffalo
(SE Asia)
Cow
(Hindu)
Camel
(Arabia)
Yak
(Tibet, China)
Representative money
Bimetallism
Gold certificates
Money portal
Money
(
Fiat
/
Token
)
Bailment
Banknote
Central bank digital currency
Chattel/movable property
Cheque
Clearing
Cheque clearing
Clay token
Coinage
Currency
Deposit
Deposit account
Legal tender
Notary
Possession
Promissory note
Redemption
Safekeeping
General
List of historical currencies
Barter
Coincidence of wants
Bureau de change
Central bank
Clearinghouse bank
Savings bank
Depository institution
Mint
Akkadian standards of measurement
(
c.
2150 BC
)
Code of Hammurabi
(
§100; §122–125
; c. 1750 BC)
Commodity theory of money (Metallism)
Credit theory of money
Chartalism
Quantity theory of money
Monetarism
Market monetarism
Standard of deferred payment
Store of value
Unit of account
Digital currency
Cryptocurrency
Digital gold currency
Virtual currency
Local currency
Complementary currency
Sectoral currency
Time-based currency
