The capital of IMF is made up by the contribution of

The capital of IMF (International Monetary Fund) is made up by contributions from member nations. Each member country is assigned a quota based on its economic size and position in the global economy. Member nations pay their quota subscriptions in full, with part paid in reserve assets and part in their own currency. These quota contributions form the core of IMF's financial resources, which are then used to provide financial assistance to member countries facing balance of payments problems.