Croatian Kuna
Description
The Croatian kuna is the currency of Croatia. The banknotes are printed on paper. The Hrvatska Narodna Banka (Croatian National Bank) is responsible for issuing the Croatian banknotes.
The primary goal of the Croatian National Bank is to maintain price stability and the financial system as a whole. While the entity is self-governing, it reports all work to the Croatian Parliament. In 1994, the kuna replaced the Croatian dinar.
How Currency Reservation Works
Select your desired currency and amount. An indication rate will be used for your reference.
Submit your order and contact information.
Our representative will contact you shortly to confirm when the reserved order will be available.
Pay when you pick up the order using the rate of that day.
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Foreign Currency Exchange Highlights
- Most major currencies available immediately
- Best Rate Guarantee*
- Conveniently and securely exchange currency before your trip
- No coins exchanged
Accepted Payment Methods
Cash, Debit and Credit Cards*
*Sorry, no personal checks accepted. Valid government identification is required for all credit and debit card transactions. Additional cost for credit card transactions apply. Credit card transaction limit: $500. Debit card transaction limit: $5,000. Payments can be split between multiple payment types. Call your local CXI branch for more details.
About Currency Exchange International
CXI is a full service foreign currency exchange and international payments company headquartered in Orlando, Florida and publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX:CXI). CXI uses its expertise to make foreign money easier for individuals, businesses, and financial institutions.
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