/**
 * Currency value parsing utility.
 * Optimized parser for currency conversion - extracts dollars and cents.
 * @module parse-currency
 */
/**
 * Parses a value for currency conversion.
 * Returns dollars and cents as separate bigints, plus negative flag.
 *
 * **Precision:** `minorDigits` decimal digits are tracked and anything finer
 * is truncated — at the default of 2, `'1.004'` is 1 dollar and 0 cents.
 * Truncating rather than rejecting is deliberate: float input would otherwise
 * be unusable, since `0.1 + 0.2` is `0.30000000000000004` and neither
 * rejecting nor spelling that tail helps anybody.
 *
 * Pass 3 for a currency whose minor unit is a thousandth (millimes, fils —
 * see `CURRENCY_EXPONENTS` in currency-vocab.js), so that `'1.500'` dinars
 * parses as 500 millimes rather than 50. Use `minorUnitDigits(currency)` to
 * derive it instead of hard-coding, and note it returns 2 — not 0 — for a
 * zero-exponent currency like JPY: those are rejected by
 * `assertCurrencyExponent`, which can only see a fraction the parser kept.
 * @param {number|string|bigint} value - The value to parse
 * @param {number} [minorDigits] - Decimal digits to track (2 or 3, default 2)
 * @returns {{isNegative: boolean, dollars: bigint, cents: bigint}} The parsed dollars and cents with a negative flag.
 * @throws {TypeError} If value is not number, string, or bigint
 * @throws {RangeError} If value is not finite
 */
export declare function parseCurrencyValue(value: number | string | bigint, minorDigits?: number): {
    isNegative: boolean;
    dollars: bigint;
    cents: bigint;
};