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A bearer bond is a negotiable security. Unlike a registered bond, which is registered in the name of the owner, a bearer bond is not registered. It may be cashed in by anyone who posses it.
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In modern times, most bonds are registered. The best known exception is a Treasury bond.
The ease with which bearer bonds may be cashed means their handling requires greater security.
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