barterers

plural noun
UK /ˈbɑːtərəz/
US /ˈbɑːrtərərz/

People who trade things with each other without using money.

The barterers swapped fresh eggs for a basket of apples at the market.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. People who exchange goods or services directly for other goods or services.

In the old village, barterers traded cloth for grain.

3. Those who negotiate a swap of items rather than paying cash.

The two barterers agreed to trade bicycles for a small boat.

4. Participants in a system where money is not used.

During the shortage, barterers kept the local economy going.