This article examines the monetary reforms carried out under the Amir of Timur and Timurida, and the mechanism of their organization. The monetary reform under the Timurids was based on the activities of mints, methods of introducing monetary units, which were considered integral elements of the monetary system. In accordance with the peculiarities of the development of the factors influencing monetary circulation, the existing directions of monetary reform implementation are systematized. In the XIV-XV centuries, on the basis of foreign trade and intra-trade relations, relevant conclusions were formulated about the role of money circulation in the process of commodity turnover and the possibilities of its coordination