TYPES OF

MONEY
Money it is a tangible or intangible
medium in which the prices and
values of other goods are expressed
and which can be exchanged for an
item or service.
TYPES OF MONEY 2. Cashless money
 checks
 bills of exchange
1. Cash - money in physical  bonds
form (coins or banknotes)
 vouchers
 Metal money
 bank money
 Paper money
 electronic money
 credit cards
 international money
 METAL
MONEY
One of the forms of money that has
replaced payment with common
goods.
Initially, it was a piece of metal that
was difficult to use due to its
irregularity, so it had to be weighed
each time before it was replaced.
Later, coins began to be made from
them that corresponded to the
assigned value and that was
comfortable.
 PAPER MONEY
Initially, the banknotes were used as a
piece of paper that proved that the coins
were deposited and could be picked up
later. It turned out that they are much
more convenient to use than gold or
silver coins.
CHECKS
Issued document
containing the issuer's
instruction addressed to a
bank to pay a designated
amount of money to the
bearer of the check or to
the named person, from
the funds at the issuer's
disposal in this bank.
 BILLS OF EXCHANGE
A security, a form
characterized by the fact that
signing it is the basis and
reason for the obligation pay
a specified sum of money at a
specified place and time to a
specified person.
 BONDS
A security in which the issuer
declares that it is the debtor of
the creditor and undertakes to
perform a specific performance
towards him.
VOUCHERS
Money bills are one of the most
important instruments of the
interbank money market. They
facilitate the management of
daily liquidity by commercial
banks and the maintenance of
interest rates in this market.
 BANK
MONEY
Money credited to bank
accounts, created by banks by
granting loans.
ELECTRONIC
MONEY
An electronic store of cash
thanks to which you can pay for
purchases or other transactions
thanks to the Internet or by
using electronic cards.
 A payment card, the issuance of which is associated
with the granting of a credit limit by the card issuer, for
CARDS example a bank in case of credit card. A debit card is for
transactions that cannot exceed your bank account
balance.
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