In an explanatory video with 7 questions, it is shown what this Regulation provides, such as the procedures for handling and withdrawal from circulation of euro banknotes and coins and other currencies suspected of being counterfeit.
The Regulation in question has also defined the criteria for exchange of damaged euro banknotes and coins, as well as the conditions for cash payment transactions.
Therefore, all individuals have access to bank accounts and can accept funds in their accounts in Euro, through various legal channels.
Whereas, those who still do not have an account can open one at any bank, according to the CBK Regulation on Access to Payment Accounts with Basic Services, which for vulnerable groups and social schemes has no opening fee nor of maintenance, since January 1, 2024.
Only in the four municipalities in the north of the country, there are four bank branches, 3 micro-financial institutions (lending), as well as over 15 non-banking financial institutions for payments and exchange. The number of branches and offices of financial institutions operating in that area is increasing, as financial inclusion is the objective of the CBK.
This line is dedicated to citizens of Serbian community who live in the Republic of Kosovo and need to be informed correctly and concretely.