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Definition: Money or other item used to facilitate transactions

Ordinarily, the word "currency" is used to denote any form of money or other item in public circulation used to facilitate transactions.

Today, currency normally encompasses both coins (hard money) and paper bills (soft money).
Coins loaded on a scale
Currency is normally found in paper or coin form

More definitions of currency

As well as referring to any kind of money that is used for transactions and is in general circulation, currency may also refer to:
  • The form of money in official use in a country, e.g. US dollars in the United States.
  • All items used as a form of exchange, e.g. cheques, bank notes, promissory notes etc.

Currency in the e-conomic system

Presently, the e-conomic software supports over 50 currencies and exchange rates from around the world.

Read more about our multi-currency features or learn how you can set your base currency in the e-copedia.
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Currency in e-conomic

Presently, the e-conomic system supports over 50 currencies and exchange rates from around the world.

Read more.

More than 48,000 companies are using e-conomic

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e-conomic makes it easier to collaborate with your accountant or external bookkeeper.

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e-conomic in brief

e-conomic is an online accounting software used by more than 48,000 companies and 4,100 accountants worldwide - from sole practitioners to large accounting firms. The software is easy to use and flexible, and you can give your accountant free access.