Exchange

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Arts, entertainment and media

Film and television

• Exchange (film), or Deep Trap, 2015 South Korean psychological thriller
• Exchanged (film), 2019 Peruvian fantasy comedy
• Exchange (TV program), 2021 South Korean dating reality show

Gaming

• Exchange (chess), closely related captures of pieces of both players in chess
  • The exchange (chess), an exchange of a minor piece for a rook

Music

• Exchange, a new-age jazz band of Steve Sexton and Gerald O'Brien, and their 1992 self-titled album
• Exchange (EP), by Against All Authority and The Criminals, 1999
• "Exchange" (song), by Bryson Tiller, 2015
• "Exchange" and "(Exchange)", songs on Massive Attack's 1998 album Mezzanine (album)

Business and economics

• Bureau de change, or currency exchange
• Cryptocurrency exchange, to trade cryptocurrencies or digital currencies
• Exchange (economics), in a market economy
• Exchange (organized market), where securities etc are bought and sold

Places

• Exchange, Indiana, U.S.
• Exchange, Missouri, U.S.
• Exchange, Pennsylvania, U.S.
• Exchange, West Virginia, U.S.
• Exchange Alley, in London, United Kingdom
• Exchange District, a historic area in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

Science and technology

• .exchange, an ICANN-era generic Internet top-level domain
• Microsoft Exchange Server, mail and calendar software
• Telephone exchange, connecting telephone calls

Other uses

• Template:USS, an American Civil War steamer

See also

• The Exchange (disambiguation)
• Exchange Building (disambiguation)
• Exchange Hotel (disambiguation)
• Interchange (disambiguation)
• X-Change (disambiguation)
• Base exchange or Post exchange, retail store on U.S. military installations
• Columbian exchange, transfers between the Old and New Worlds
• Exchange rate, the price for which one currency is exchanged for another
• Gas exchange, by diffusion across a surface
• Internet exchange point, allowing Internet service providers to exchange data
• Prisoner exchange, or prisoner swap
• Student exchange program
• Trade, the exchange of goods or services for money or other goods or services