cashbox

noun
UK /ˈkæʃ.bɒks/
US /ˈkæʃ.bɑːks/

A cashbox is a small strong box where you keep money.

The shopkeeper locked the coins in the cashbox at the end of the day.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A metal box with a lock used by a shop or small business to hold cash and receipts.

She counted the notes from the cashbox before the bank deposit.

3. A portable container used to carry money for events like fairs or fundraisers.

The volunteer carried the cashbox to the ticket table.

4. In computing, a secure storage area for cryptographic keys or digital funds.

The wallet app keeps your private keys in an encrypted cashbox.