Money in the Bank

Concept
Money in the Bank first started out as a match titled "Money in the Bank Ladder Match" at WrestleMania 21, a concept created by Chris Jericho. Eventually, Money in the Bank was created a Pay Per View in July 2010, having three Money in the Bank Ladder Matches, one at that year's WrestleMania and two at the Pay Per View itself. At the Pay Per View, there are two multiman Ladder Matches dubbed the "Money in the Bank Ladder Match" to retrieve a briefcase for a future title shot.

Ladder Match
The Money in the Bank Ladder Match features multiple superstars in one Ladder Match to obtain a briefcase hanging above the ring which contains a contract for a future title shot. From the 2010 event to the 2013 event, there would be two Money in the Bank Ladder Matches, one for a shot at the WWE Championship and the other for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. In 2014, there was one Money in the Bank Ladder Match for the briefcase for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship and another Ladder Match for the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Only two superstars, John Cena and Damien Sandow, are the only superstars to have won the briefcase and failed to win the title. The superstar with the briefcase can cash it in whenever he wants and wherever he wants within the next 12 months.