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Trading on the money market entails trading in very short-term debt investments. Businesses and traders engage in large-volume trades on the wholesale level. Individual investors and bank customers can open money market accounts to invest in money market mutual funds at the retail level.

Money market investments are characterized by a high level of safety and relatively low rates of return in all of these cases.

In the money market, large quantities of very short-term debt are purchased and sold, such as overnight reserves or commercial paper.

Money market funds, Treasury bills, or money market accounts at banks are all ways to invest in the money market.

Money market fund shares are typically priced at $1, which makes them a safe and liquid investment.