Law restrictions on currency trading outside banks

The law prohibits the trading of foreign currencies outside authorized banks and currency exchange companies; this aims to protect the stability of the foreign exchange market and prevent illegal speculation which leads to disruptions in supply and demand, increased import costs, and negative impacts on the prices of goods and services. Banks and licensed currency exchange companies are the only entities legally authorized to trade currencies according to the Central Bank's regulations. Authorities warn against dealing with the black market, which relies on buying and selling currencies at undisclosed rates, as such activities threaten the national economy and expose participants to legal risks and financial losses. Security agencies conduct campaigns to curb illegal foreign currency trading crimes to minimize their impact on the stability of the local currency.

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