Central Bank of Aruba

The Central Bank van Aruba is the key monetary authority for Aruba, responsible for maintaining financial stability and promoting economic growth on the island. As the official issuer of the national currency, the bank oversees monetary policy, regulates financial institutions, and manages foreign reserves to safeguard the financial infrastructure. Despite operating within a relatively small economy, the institution’s mandate is comprehensive—it works to ensure that inflation remains controlled, payment systems function efficiently, and that banking practices adhere to international standards. Over time, the Central Bank van Aruba has embraced digital transformation, modernizing its infrastructure by integrating advanced technologies into its supervisory and regulatory frameworks. This forward-thinking approach has enabled more secure and efficient financial transactions while bolstering consumer confidence. The bank also emphasizes the importance of financial inclusion, striving to extend banking services to all community segments, including remote and underserved areas. In collaboration with local and international stakeholders, it continually updates its regulations to mitigate risks such as market volatility and cybersecurity threats. The institution’s proactive governance, dedication to transparency, and commitment to continuous improvement have made it a critical pillar in Aruba’s economic system. Its efforts contribute not only to a stable financial environment but also help drive long-term economic diversification and growth, ensuring that Aruba remains competitive in a globalized marketplace.