A dependent territory, dependent area, or dependency is a territory that does not possess full political independence or sovereignty as a sovereign state, yet remains politically outside the controlling state's integral area. Most use the currency of their administrating country; this List of currencies used in dependent territory details their use of currency. Most of these banknotes are pledged with their parent currencies (i.e. Gibraltar pound is pledged with Pound Starling).
List of currencies used in dependent territory List of currencies used in dependent territory Present currency Country or dependency (administrating country) Currency sign Fractional unit Ref(s) Aruban florin (Kingdom of the Netherlands) Afl cent Australian dollar (Australia) $ Cent (Australia) (Australia) Bermudian dollar (United Kingdom) $ Cent CFP franc (France) F (France) (France) Cook Islands dollar (Realm of New Zealand) $ Cent Cook Islands dollar Cayman Islands dollar (United Kingdom) $ Cent Danish krone (Denmark) kr ØreEast Caribbean dollar (United Kingdom) $ Cent (United Kingdom) Euro (Finland) € Cent (United Kingdom) (France) (France) (France) (France) (France) (France) Falkland Islands pound (United Kingdom) £ Pence Faroese króna (Denmark) kr oyru(r) Gibraltar Pound (United Kingdom) £ Penny Guernsey Pound £ Penny Hong Kong dollar $ Cent Jersey Pound £ Penny Macanese pataca MOP$ho (Chinese) dez avos (Portuguese) Manx Pound £ PennyCaribbean guilder (Kingdom of the Netherlands) Cg Cent (Kingdom of the Netherlands) New Zealand dollar (Realm of New Zealand) $ Cent (Realm of New Zealand) (Realm of New Zealand) (United Kingdom) (Realm of New Zealand) Norwegian krone (Norway) kr øre Saint Helena pound £ Penny United Kingdom pound (United Kingdom) £ Pence United States dollar (Netherlands) $ Cent (United Kingdom) (United States) (United States) (United States) (Netherlands) (Netherlands) (United Kingdom) (United States) (United States)
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