encash
/ɛnˈkæʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to exchange or convert something, especially a check or voucher, into money
“She decided to encash her gift voucher to buy a new phone.”
2. verb
to take or obtain cash, often by cashing a check
“He went to the bank to encash his paycheck.”
3. verb
to use or utilize something, especially an opportunity
“The company decided to encash on the recent trend in sustainable products.”
4. noun
the act of exchanging or converting something into money
“The process of encashment took several days to complete.”