Barter can be defined as 'Barter' or 'Exchange'. The barter trade system, which is made without money, is an advanced system different from the known one-to-one mutual barter transactions. It is a financial and trade system in which an enterprise pays for the goods or services it purchases with the goods or services it produces or owns.
The content of the barter system is therefore much more than just barter. Barter is not only a broad market where a large number of buyers and sellers come face to face, but also a system that brings these buyers and sellers together within the framework of certain rules and according to certain criteria, regulates the mutual relations of buyers and sellers, and determines the rights and responsibilities of both buyers and sellers.
Barter is a buying and selling club that enables buyers and sellers to find a market in the best conditions in the current economic conditions and to make their purchases in this market, where people or institutions with certain qualifications can become members or benefit from the system.
The barter trading system, which is a non-monetary system, is an advanced system that is different from the known one-to-one barter transactions.