local currency
Native tender here
Local currency is the official money used within a particular country or region, as distinguished from foreign currencies.
The term appears most often in contexts involving international travel, trade, or finance, where transactions might otherwise occur in dollars, euros, or other widely accepted currencies.
Vendors at the market only accepted local currency.
The exchange rate determines how much local currency you'll get for your dollars.
- scripClaim certificate for shares
- pesoLatin American currency
- poundWeight, strike, or kennel
- moneyCurrency for transactions
- paper moneyCurrency in bill form
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- economic policytax policy, fiscal discipline, fiscal stimulus, fiscal restraint, tariff
- alternative currencyscrip, cryptocurrency, crypto, Bitcoin, Ethereum
- alternative financecrowdfunding, microfinance, microlending, peer-to-peer lending, DeFi
- informal economiesbarter, bartering, swap, trade networks, barter systems
- bankingbank, banks, ATM, ATMs, account
- currenciesdollar, pound, euro, yen, peso
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Other nations' legal tender
foreign exchange · global currency · world currency · reserve currency · hard currency
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Encrypted decentralized money
Bitcoin · digital currency · virtual currency · euro · e-money
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