The British West Indies dollar was once the official currency of several Caribbean countries, including the Bahamas, Barbados, British Guyana, and Jamaica. Today, it has been replaced by other currencies such as the Bahamian dollar, the Barbadian dollar, and the Eastern Caribbean dollar. Although the term "British West Indies dollar" is no longer commonly used, it may still be encountered in historical contexts. Synonyms for this currency include the West Indian dollar, the Caribbean dollar, and the British Caribbean dollar. Regardless of its name, this currency played an important role in shaping the economic history of the Caribbean region.