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You can temporarily exchange Croatian banknotes for euros at DNB. The reason is the introduction of the euro in Croatia. The exchange rate: 7.53450 kuna = 1 euro.
We do not charge a fee for the exchange. You may exchange a maximum of HRK 8,000 per person per day. This service is available at our Cash Desk in Haarlem from 2 January to 28 February 2023 and is by appointment only. Ring us on +31 20 524 2727 on weekdays from 9:00-12:00 to make an appointment. Bring your ID with you when you visit the Cash Desk. Note: We do not exchange Croatian coins, only banknotes.
01 June 2026
News
Banks and payment institutions are paying close attention to various forms of payment fraud. This follows from an exploratory examination which DNB carried out in early 2026. All seven institutions we examined are taking various measures aimed at preventing fraud.
Read more Banks and payment institutions take action against payment fraud
26 May 2026
Background
People in the Netherlands are paying cash at points of sale (POS) somewhat less often than before. Just 17% of all payments are made in cash. People aged 75 and over are also paying by debit card more often and making less use of cash.
Read more Over-75s more and more likely to pay by debit card
19 May 2026
Background
Our economy depends heavily on global supply chains. Disruptions in these chains – for example due to geopolitical tensions – leave us vulnerable: prices of goods from abroad may rise, and inflation increase. Read the key findings from our Analysis below.
Read more How supply chain disruptions are driving up inflation and how we can deal with this
19 May 2026
News
Disruptions in global supply chains are driving up inflation in the Netherlands and Europe. Central banks’ efforts to counteract inflation once it has affected the economy entail economic costs and fail to reverse the underlying supply chain disruption.
Read more Disruptions to international supply chains are increasing the risk of inflation and call for European action