BCRA

The Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA) is Argentina’s central bank, responsible for monetary stability and the regulation and supervision of banks and other financial entities. It publishes information on monetary policy, the financial system, payment methods and the broader economy, including daily and periodic reports, historical data, statistics and indicators. Its website provides access to regulatory communications, research, economic studies and an annual calendar of publications.

The BCRA also offers practical tools and information for institutions and the public, such as a data API, a communications search, the financial-system debtors database, reported-cheque information, bank commission comparisons, exchange rates by date and bank holidays. Its educational resources explain how the financial system works and help users understand their rights. Visitors can find guidance on reporting suspected fraud, resolving problems with financial products and services, and requesting changes to debtor records. The site also covers banknotes, coins, commemorative issues and electronic payments, alongside information about the institution’s history, authorities, cultural activities and museum.