encashment

/ɛnˈkæʃmənt/

Definitions

1. noun

the act of converting a note or other financial instrument into cash.

“The company’s financial manager oversaw the encashment of all outstanding checks at the end of the fiscal year.”

2. noun

the amount of cash received when a financial instrument is converted into cash.

“The encashment of the bonds was used to pay off the company’s debts.”

Synonyms

  • conversion
  • liquidation

Antonyms

  • non-conversion
  • non-redemption