The National Bank of Ethiopia issued a directive limiting the amount of cash withdrawal allowed, effective May 19, 2020. As per the directive, individuals can withdraw a maximum of 200,000 birr per day and a million birr per month. Companies, however, can withdraw up to 300,000 birr per day and 2.5 million birr per month.
The National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) has announced that starting December 1, 2024, all payment service providers in the country must adopt standardized QR codes for digital payments. This move aims to streamline the diverse QR codes in circulation, providing a unified system that aligns with NBE's guidelines.
The National Bank of Ethiopia has opened bids of five international companies for printing of standardized checkbooks.
The National Bank of Ethiopia has issued a new directive raising the minimum paid up-capital of micro-finance institutions, Fortune reported.
The directive requires micro-finance institutions to raise their minimum paid-up capital of 2 million Ethiopian birr, effective October 1, 2013.
National Bank of Ethiopia received its first request for 250 grams of 18 carat of gold from Teklu Desta Jewellery. 
The order for the minimum amount set by the central bank five months ago by the regulation compelling goldsmiths to purchase gold bars exclusively from it as of November of last year.
Teklu Desta has become the first Jeweler to purchase the gold from the central bank with other goldsmiths discouraged by the higher rates set by the bank.
