Turkmenistan manat · TMT

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Currency info

Adopted: 1993

Currency family: Other

The manat is one of the world's least traded currencies due to Turkmenistan's limited international economic integration.

Introduced in 1993 following Turkmenistan's independence from the Soviet Union
Replaced the Soviet ruble as the official currency of the newly independent nation
Name derives from the Persian word 'manat,' historically used in the region for currency
Managed by the Central Bank of Turkmenistan since its establishment

Countries currently using this currency

Related

Other Other currencies

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Historical predecessor

Soviet ruble