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A foreign currency is the currency used by a foreign country as its recognized form of monetary exchange. This particular currency is the only form of exchange that the applicable government allows to be used for buying and selling within its borders.

The voucher is foreign when the transaction currency code is different from the base currency code; otherwise the voucher is domestic. Displays the currency code of the company that is assigned to the voucher. This is the domestic currency of the voucher.

The currency that is used in someone's own country: The primary goal for monetary policy is keeping the value of the domestic currency stable. A stronger currency typically reduces the price of imports in domestic currency terms.

A local currency is the currency most commonly used within a country. This is usually the national currency. Thus, the U.S. dollar might be accepted in the United Kingdom, but the local currency there is the pound, since that is the national currency and the currency in which most transactions are settled.

In a currency union, one currency is issued which is legal tender in the union's member countries. From the point of view of the currency union area, this currency is a domestic currency, and all other currencies are foreign currencies.

How to Exchange Currency Contact a bank or credit union to make sure it has the currency or will accept foreign currency, and check what the fees are. Check the bank's exchange rate to make sure it's fair. Arrange for pickup or delivery.

Currency exchange of physical money (coins and paper bills) is usually done over the counter at a teller station, which can be found in various places such as airports, banks, hotels, and resorts. Currency exchanges make money by charging a nominal fee and through the bid-ask spread in a currency.

Foreign Currency Exchange Voucher means a voucher issued to record the details of foreign currency exchanges.