| CASHEDIN | Exchanged something for money, for example tokens (6, 2) |
| CASHED | She, trapped by scoundrel, exchanged something for money (6) |
| GIBLET | Something visceral seen in nonfungible tokens (6) |
| STAMPS | Postal tokens (6) |
| DONTCARE | Lennon/McCartney lyric, 'For I ... too much for money. For money can't buy me love' (3'1,4) |
| CHARGING | Asking for money for restoring power in battery (8) |
| MAGAZINE | Money, for example |
| GENOME | Use endless money, for example, to get a set of instructions (6) |
| TAPPED | Local asked for money for recording about Progressive Democrats? (6) |
| COMECAPINHAND | Ask for money for local sponge (4,3,2,4) |
| NESTEGG | Fund of money, for example, stashed away by dodgy gents |
| MEGABUCKS | Large amount of money, for example, in Massachusetts county (9) |
| THEME | 'Lawyers, Guns, & Money' for example |
| SELL | Exchange something for money (4) |
| SELLING | Exchanging something for money (7) |
| SALE | Exchange of something for money in rehearsal, evidently (4) |
| BEGSTHEQUESTION | Looks for money for The Big Issue perhaps as assumes truth can't be taken for granted (4,3,8) |
| TAPS | Local asks for money for taking care of groups on the borders (4) |
| STIPEND | Send around a hint for money for the parson (7) |
| CACHE | Hiding place for money for auditors (5) |
