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Complementary Currency

What is Minuto?

Minuto is a complementary means of payment in the form of vouchers - self-created and decentralized. It is a local and regional currency for many regions1 and a practice-oriented, social networking project that focuses on people and their skills.

Vouchers

People issue Minuto as vouchers for their quality work time (time x performance = energy). These vouchers can be used similarly to other money.

Self-issued

Issue Minuto by yourself by printing out a template on ordinary paper, adding your details to each voucher and having them signed by two guarantors.

Organized decentrally

There is no central issuing office behind Minuto. Each person who issues Minutos is, so to speak, his or her own central bank.

Regional

Since the vouchers are exchanged in paper form and people in the same region can network most easily, it works best regionally.

For many regions

Since no single issuing centre is required, the Minuto concept can be applied in many regions1.

Social networking

Minuto helps connect people and works best among people who know and trust each other.
Minuto Vouchers

Minuto wiki

Learn more about Minuto, its usage and find answers for frequently asked questions in the Minuto wiki. There you find the Minuto voucher templates and other documents to use and promote Minuto.

→ Visit the Minuto wiki

Minuto marketplace

for Austria, Germany and Switzerland
This is a live example of an online marketplace where Minuto users in Austria, Germany and Switzerland can post offers and requests and find Minuto users in their vicinity:
www.minuto-regional.de/en

Latest posts

minuto.org now available in Indonesian

Welcome Indonesian speakers to the multilingual info page about Minuto, a self-issued complementary currency!

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Minuto explained in 4 minutes

Self-determination, regional networking and decentralization - these are some characteristics of Minuto, the complementary currency. Find out in this post what Minuto is and how it works.

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Join in!

Start here

Minutos are self-issued and you can start at any time1! Join a Minuto group in your region to take advantage of Minuto, or start a new group.

→ How to get started

Translate

Would you like to help spread Minuto to other parts of the world? Then register for an account for the Minuto wiki and translate the information and documents into the language of your choice.

→ Start translating

Create a page

Set up a Minuto website, a page/group on social media or a marketplace with offers and requests for your country or language area1. I am happy to link to it from this portal. Just inform me by sending an email to the address below.

Social networks

Links

Contact

  • Telegram group for questions and answers about Minuto (in German and English): https://t.me/minutochat
  • E-Mail:

About minuto.org

This website provides information about the Minuto concept in several languages and links to websites and social media pages with country-, region- and language-specific information on Minuto. We assume no liability for the linked content.

1 Legal notice: Initially, the concept of Minuto was created in and for Germany. If you live elsewhere you need to check the legal and tax situation for the specific country. Please consult a lawyer and a tax advisor before you go public.

( Updated on 7 April 2024 )