银行券（bank note）是由银行（尤指中央银行）发行的一种票据，俗称钞票。 银行发行的、用以代替商业票据的银行票据的一种表征货币。产生于货币执行支付手段的职能，以商业票据流通为基础。 银行票据指由银行签发或由银行承担付款义务的票据。主要包括银行本票、银行汇票、银行签发的支票等。
日本银行券 Banknotes of the Japanese yen ; Japanese yen banknote
银行券发行税 tax on bank note
污损银行券 [金融] defiled bank note
联邦准备银行券 Federal Reserve Bank note
破损银行券 damaged bank note
联邦储备银行券 Federal Reserve Bank Notes
可兑换银行券 [金融] convertible bank note
银行券参考利率 bank bill swap rate
银行间债券市场 Inter-bank Bond Market
通常在这些州法律允许任何人设立银行，前提是银行券的发行要有证券支持，证券由州银行主管部门保管。
Typically these laws allowed anyone to set up a bank, provided the issue of notes was backed with securities kept on deposit with the state banking authority.
如果有一个强大的中央银行，其管理层坚持谨慎地发行银行券，那么防止银行券的迅速膨胀则是可能的。
It is possible that a strong central bank with a management devoted to conservative note-issuing practices could have prevented the rapid note expansion.
结果，银行业的结构严重削弱，而1814年的银行挤兑迫使大多数银行背弃自己的法定义务，拒绝将银行券兑换成金银。
As a result, the structure of banking was seriously weakened, and in 1814 a run on Banks forced most to renege on their legal obligations to exchange notes for specie.
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