List of banks in Croatia

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This is a complete list of banks in Croatia as of July 2023. Based on official lists from Croatian National Bank, responsible for bank supervision in Croatia.

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Central bank

Licensed banks

As of 3 July 2023, there are 19 licensed banks in Croatia: [1]

BankHQWebsite SWIFT Code
Addiko Bank Zagreb www.addiko.hr HAAB HR 22
Agram banka Zagreb www.agrambanka.hr KREZ HR 2X
Banka Kovanica Varaždin www.kovanica.hr SKOV HR 22
Croatia banka Zagreb www.croatiabanka.hr CROA HR 2X
Erste & Steiermärkische Bank Rijeka www.erstebank.hr ESBC HR 22
Hrvatska poštanska banka Zagreb www.hpb.hr HPBZ HR 2X
Imex banka Split www.imexbanka.hr IMXX HR 22
Istarska kreditna banka Umag Umag www.ikb.hr ISKB HR 2X
J&T banka d.d. Varaždin www.jtbanka.hr JTBP CZ PP
Karlovačka banka Karlovac www.kaba.hr KALC HR 2X
KentBank Zagreb www.kentbank.hr KENB HR 22
OTP Bank (as OTP Banka Hrvatska) Split www.otpbanka.hr OTPV HR 2X
Partner banka Zagreb www.paba.hr PAZG HR 2X
Podravska banka Koprivnica www.poba.hr PDKC HR 2X
Privredna banka Zagreb Zagreb www.pbz.hr PBZG HR 2X
Raiffeisen Bank International Zagreb www.rba.hr RZBH HR 2X
Samoborska banka Samobor www.sabank.hr SMBR HR 22
Slatinska banka Slatina www.slatinska-banka.hr SBSL HR 2X
Zagrebačka banka Zagreb www.zaba.hr ZABA HR 2X

Licensed housing savings banks

As of July 2023, there are 1 licensed housing savings banks in Croatia: [1]

Housing Savings BankHQWebsite
Wüstenrot stambena štedionica Zagreb www.wuestenrot.hr

Other licensed institutions with full authorization

EU-based credit and financial institutions

List of EU-based credit and financial institutions that can directly provide mutually recognized services in the territory of the Republic of Croatia: Popis institucija koje ostvaruju slobodu poslovnog nastana i slobodu pružanja usluga [1]

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References

  1. 1 2 3 4 "Popis kreditnih institucija". hnb.hr (in Croatian). Croatian National Bank. 3 July 2023. Retrieved 3 July 2023.