The National Bank of Moldova has launched a series of videos designed to explain, in accessible terms, how it supports the Republic of Moldova’s European integration agenda. The initiative is framed around the central bank’s work to strengthen financial stability, modernise the banking sector and align national legislation with European Union standards. The series focuses on the National Bank’s coordination of working groups for three EU negotiation chapters: free movement of capital, financial services, and economic and monetary policy. It covers practical topics including what capital mobility means for citizens and companies, the benefits of integration into European financial services, how monetary policy supports financial stability, how digital transformation is changing banking services, and how joining European financial infrastructure such as the Single Euro Payments Area could deliver benefits, including for Moldovans living abroad. Moldova became an EU candidate country on 23 June 2022, and the European Council decided to open accession negotiations on 14 December 2023.