cash up

1.
British EnglishAustralian Englishbusinessinformal
- To count, reconcile, and settle the cash takings in a till, register, or cash drawer at the end of a trading period.
2.
USGeneralbankingbusiness
- To convert a negotiable instrument, such as a cheque, into cash; to cash (a check) for someone.
3.
Generalinformal
- To provide or demand cash in advance (often used in the phrase 'cash up front').

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