A system of 'fiat money' is being used in india. What is that?
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Answer Posted / Kiran Rani
Fiat Money refers to currency that has been issued by a government or central bank and declared as legal tender, but it is not backed by a physical commodity like gold or silver. In India, the Indian Rupee is a fiat currency.
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