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Invalid tokens include counterfeit physical currency. | Invalid tokens include counterfeit physical currency. | ||
The alternative to token-based money systems is an account-based system. | |||
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2. ''Blockchain.'' | |||
In the context of blockchain, a token is a unit of value that only exists as a registry entry in the blockchain. | |||
Blockchain tokens are often issued by start-up tech or crypto businesses. | |||
The blockchain tokens are issued with the intention that they be sold or exchanged for conventional currency or cryptocurrency in due course, to fund further development of the start-up project. | |||
This kind of token is also known as a ''utility token''. | |||
Unlike cryptocurrency ''coins'', tokens do not have their own blockchain. | |||
3. ''Security systems - authentication.'' | |||
A physical item held by a user of a security system, as an element of identifying them and confirming their authority to use the system. | A physical item held by a user of a security system, as an element of identifying them and confirming their authority to use the system. | ||
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* [[Account]] | * [[Account]] | ||
* [[Altcoin]] | * [[Altcoin]] | ||
* [[Asset-referenced token]] (ART) | |||
* [[Bitcoin]] | * [[Bitcoin]] | ||
* [[Blockchain]] | * [[Blockchain]] | ||
* [[Coin]] | |||
* [[Crypto]] | |||
* [[Cryptoassets]] | * [[Cryptoassets]] | ||
* [[Cryptocurrency]] | * [[Cryptocurrency]] | ||
* [[Cryptography]] | * [[Cryptography]] | ||
* [[Currency]] | * [[Currency]] | ||
* [[Digital asset]] | |||
* [[Digital currency]] | * [[Digital currency]] | ||
* [[Digital token]] | |||
* [[E-money token]] (EMT) | |||
* [[Fan token]] | |||
* [[Fiat currency]] | * [[Fiat currency]] | ||
* [[Fungible]] | * [[Fungible]] | ||
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* [[Intangible assets]] | * [[Intangible assets]] | ||
* [[Internal Crypto-Assets Task Force]] | * [[Internal Crypto-Assets Task Force]] | ||
* [[Invoice tokenisation]] | |||
* [[Money]] | * [[Money]] | ||
* [[Non-fungible token]] | |||
* [[Ripple]] | * [[Ripple]] | ||
* [[Stablecoin]] | |||
* [[Strong Customer Authentication]] | * [[Strong Customer Authentication]] | ||
* [[Tokenise]] | |||
* [[Tokenised deposit]] | |||
* [[Utility token]] | |||
[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]] | [[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:46, 6 March 2023
1. Currency - money.
An object - such as a coin, banknote or digital equivalent - whose validity can be identified.
Invalid tokens include counterfeit physical currency.
The alternative to token-based money systems is an account-based system.
2. Blockchain.
In the context of blockchain, a token is a unit of value that only exists as a registry entry in the blockchain.
Blockchain tokens are often issued by start-up tech or crypto businesses.
The blockchain tokens are issued with the intention that they be sold or exchanged for conventional currency or cryptocurrency in due course, to fund further development of the start-up project.
This kind of token is also known as a utility token.
Unlike cryptocurrency coins, tokens do not have their own blockchain.
3. Security systems - authentication.
A physical item held by a user of a security system, as an element of identifying them and confirming their authority to use the system.
See also
- Account
- Altcoin
- Asset-referenced token (ART)
- Bitcoin
- Blockchain
- Coin
- Crypto
- Cryptoassets
- Cryptocurrency
- Cryptography
- Currency
- Digital asset
- Digital currency
- Digital token
- E-money token (EMT)
- Fan token
- Fiat currency
- Fungible
- Initial coin offering
- Intangible assets
- Internal Crypto-Assets Task Force
- Invoice tokenisation
- Money
- Non-fungible token
- Ripple
- Stablecoin
- Strong Customer Authentication
- Tokenise
- Tokenised deposit
- Utility token
