A custom currency is a unit of value that you define for your organization, such as tokens, API calls, or compute units. Because a custom currency isn’t real money, it needs a cost basis, which is a rate that converts one unit of the currency into a fiat amount for invoicing.
In this guide, you’ll create a custom currency, define its first cost basis, and then change its rate.
For background on how currencies and cost bases work, see Currencies.