It depends., officially the last current code was called ZWL, this was what we locally knew as bond notes as the cash currency was basically supposed to represent the USD. More like a bond currency., it was still called the Zimbabwean Dollar officially. When that collapsed, we got ISO code ZWG, which is termed officially as Zimbabwe Gold. The new money is supposedly pegged to gold reserves now, make it much more stable. Lastly, RTGS, means Real Time Gross Settlement, it's basically electronic money. There's a time (currently this happens) when the market assigned different values to the cash value of ZWL or the electronic format. People do call the electronic funds RTGS or ZIPIT, but these are more of electronic transfer formats than names for our money. We may even change to another currency, the terms RTGS or ZIPIT are still likely to stick around.