Valutor
Valutor are the forms of money used as a medium of exchange, unit of account, and store of value within an economy. They are typically issued or guaranteed by a monetary authority such as a central bank or government and exist as physical money (coins and banknotes) and increasingly as digital representations.
Functions of valutor include serving as a generally accepted means of payment, a unit of account for
Types of valutor include national currencies like the Swedish krona, the euro, and the US dollar; foreign
History and regulation encompass the transition from commodity and representative money to fiat systems managed by
Global use of valutor enables international trade and investment. Exchange rates fluctuate, and currency reserves held