When a country joins the International Monetary Fund, the country is assigned a quota, or Subscription fee. At the present time, this quota is paid

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According to the IMF's official website, "Quotas are determined broadly on the basis of each member country's relative position in the world economy. Quotas are the primary source of the IMF's financial resources, and they determine a member's voting power in IMF decisions. Quotas are paid in quotas currencies, comprising SDRs and internationally accepted currencies." Therefore, 25% is paid in internationally acceptable currencies and 75% in the country's own currency.

When a Country Joins the International Monetary Fund, the Country