# Account Structure

Every account in the Notional system has a cash balance, fCash balances, and liquidity token balances for each supported currency type. An account's fCash balances and liquidity token balances for a given currency type are broken out by the maturities that are supported for that currency type. 

### Cash

An account’s cash balance reflects how much currency (DAI, USDC, ETH .. ) that account has access to.

### fCash

fCash converts to cash upon maturity. Every currency type on Notional has a set of active maturities, and every account will have an fCash balance on each of those maturities.

### Liquidity Tokens

Liquidity tokens represent a claim on the assets that sit in the liquidity pool at a given maturity. Liquidity tokens can be decomposed into a claim on cash and fCash. 

### Example Account

|                  | **DAI** | **USDC** | **\*\*\*** |
| ---------------- | ------- | -------- | ---------- |
| Cash             | 0       | 0        | 0          |
| fCash            | \[...]  | \[...]   | \[...]     |
| Liquidity Tokens | \[...]  | \[...]   | \[...]     |

### **Account Structure Per Currency**

Currency: DAI\
Cash: 0

| **Active Maturities** | **fCash** | **Liquidity Tokens** |
| --------------------- | --------- | -------------------- |
| Maturity 1            | 0         | 0                    |
| Maturity 2            | 0         | 0                    |
| \*\*\*                | 0         | 0                    |

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