The National Bank of Serbia has outlined measures to safeguard financial stability, including daily supervision of Banka Poštanska štedionica and the use of foreign exchange reserves to maintain exchange rate stability. The update addresses increased demand for foreign currency, primarily from households, while confirming that payment systems continue to operate without disruption. Supervision of Banka Poštanska štedionica includes daily checks at its premises. The bank is meeting all obligations to clients, and pension and other benefit payments from Serbia’s budget are proceeding within regular deadlines and will continue on that schedule. All liquidity support measures remain available to banks to support the normal functioning of the financial system. Alongside its use of reserves, the central bank is working directly with banks and authorized exchange dealers to ensure the supply of foreign cash to citizens. Banks and other payment service providers continue to serve households and businesses without disruption. Over the past 10 days, the central bank’s RTGS, Clearing and IPS payment systems processed an average of 1.1 million transactions daily, matching the daily average for the first nine months of 2026.
National Bank of Serbia details daily oversight of Banka Poštanska štedionica and foreign exchange support
The National Bank of Serbia has outlined its daily supervision of Banka Poštanska štedionica, which is meeting client obligations, with pension and benefit payments remaining on schedule. It is using foreign exchange reserves to maintain exchange rate stability amid increased household demand and coordinating foreign cash supply with banks and authorized exchange dealers. Payment systems remain operational without disruption, processing an average of 1.1 million transactions daily over the past 10 days.