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ITEX Corporation manages a distinctive marketplace across the United States where its members exchange products and services without the use of conventional money. This platform enables participants to purchase from and sell to one another using proprietary "ITEX dollars" rather than U.S. currency. The company not only hosts this exchange but also oversees its administration, providing essential record-keeping and seamless payment transaction processing services. Furthermore, ITEX supports its member businesses through a comprehensive network of independent licensed brokers and a franchise system. Established in 1982, the company maintains its headquarters in Bellevue, Washington.

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