In its early years, Positive Money focused its efforts in advocating for a fundamental reform of the United Kingdom's monetary system.

In 2013, Positive Money initiated the International Movement for Monetary Reform, a worldwide network of likeminded organisations.

[9] In 2015, Positive money started its international expansion by launching a Eurozone-wide campaign on "Quantitative Easing for the People".

[16][17] Early 2021, Positive money won a major victory with the announcement that the Bank of England would be given the remit to green its corporate quantitative easing programme.

"[24] According to former ECB Vice-president Vitor Constancio, Positive Money's proposal "would not create enough funding for investment and growth.