A shroff is a person who traditionally worked as a money changer or a cashier in South Asia and Southeast Asia.

• Money Changing:
  Exchanging currency from one form to another was a primary function.
• Authentication of Money:
  Determining the genuineness of coins and currency notes was crucial to prevent fraud.
• Valuation of Money:
  Assessing the value of different currencies and precious metals was important for trade and financial transactions.
• Cash Handling:
  Managing and disbursing cash for various transactions was a key responsibility.
• Banking Support:
  Acting as cashiers or providing other financial services within a banking context was also common.