encash

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To encash is to convert a financial instrument into cash—cashing a check, redeeming a bond, or collecting on a policy.

The word is more common in British, Indian, and international English than American English, where simply "cash" serves as the verb: I need to encash this traveler's check before the bank closes.

redemption

redeem

Recover through payment

payout · settle · clear · convert · maturity · bonds · securities · certificate · voucher · coupon

banking

withdrawal

Act of taking away

account · balance · funds · clearing · endorsement · payee · drawer · signature · counter · passbook

reimbursement

compensate

Make up for

indemnify · defray · recoup · expense · allowance · per diem · salary · wages · stipend · honorarium

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financial instrument disposition

encashdeposit

Place for safekeeping

bank · save · invest · reinvest · roll over

cash flow direction

encashdeposit

Place for safekeeping

issue · purchase · buy · acquire · fund

financial instrument lifecycle

encashissue

Point of contention

write · draw · tender · remit

Family

cash, cashier, cashes, cashing, cashed, cashiers, cashiering, cashless, cashable

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