encashed

Turned to currency

Encashed is the past tense of encash, a verb meaning to convert a check, bond, or other financial instrument into cash.

The term is used primarily in British English and in Indian English, where it remains common in banking contexts: I encashed the traveler's checks at the hotel.

American English speakers more typically say cashed.

instruments

cheque

Written bank payment order

  • checkOrder to pay
  • draftPreliminary version of text
  • bondBinding tie or connection

certificate · coupon · voucher · warrant

banking

cheque

Written bank payment order

clearing · counter · passbook · account · branch · maturity · redemption · presenter · beneficiary

payment

salary

Fixed periodic employment payment

disbursement · payout · stipend · bonus · severance · gratuity · settlement · compensation · remuneration · winnings

proceeds

funds

Available financial resources

  • moneyCurrency for transactions
  • amountTotal quantity present
  • sumAddition's result

value · returns · earnings · dividend · winnings · payout · principal

Opposites
cash conversion action

encasheddeposited

Placed for safekeeping

banked · uncashed · invested · reinvested · unredeemed

disposition of funds/instruments

encasheddeposited

Placed for safekeeping

saved · hoarded · accumulated · kept · stored

Family

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