A "Shroff" is a term commonly used in South Asia, particularly in India and Pakistan, to refer to a person who is responsible for handling money, especially in a business or financial context. They often manage cash transactions, currency exchanges, and may also oversee the financial records of a company or organization. In some cases, a Shroff may also be involved in the exchange of foreign currency, ensuring that the rates are fair and that transactions are conducted smoothly. This role is crucial in maintaining financial integrity and efficiency within various sectors, including banking and retail.