Bangladesh Bank conducts transactions with authorized dealers (ADs) in US dollars only on a spot basis in multiples of $10,000 with a minimum of $50,000. The central banks of several Asian countries, including Bangladesh, have an agreement to settle transactions through the Asian Clearing Union mechanism using the Asian Monetary Unit denominated as ACU dollars or euros equivalent to US dollars or euros. Foreign currency accounts that can be opened by ADs without prior approval include accounts for Bangladeshi nationals residing abroad, foreign nationals residing in or outside of Bangladesh, and foreign firms registered abroad operating in or outside of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh Bank conducts transactions with authorized dealers (ADs) in US dollars only on a spot basis in multiples of $10,000 with a minimum of $50,000. The central banks of several Asian countries, including Bangladesh, have an agreement to settle transactions through the Asian Clearing Union mechanism using the Asian Monetary Unit denominated as ACU dollars or euros equivalent to US dollars or euros. Foreign currency accounts that can be opened by ADs without prior approval include accounts for Bangladeshi nationals residing abroad, foreign nationals residing in or outside of Bangladesh, and foreign firms registered abroad operating in or outside of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh Bank conducts transactions with authorized dealers (ADs) in US dollars only on a spot basis in multiples of $10,000 with a minimum of $50,000. The central banks of several Asian countries, including Bangladesh, have an agreement to settle transactions through the Asian Clearing Union mechanism using the Asian Monetary Unit denominated as ACU dollars or euros equivalent to US dollars or euros. Foreign currency accounts that can be opened by ADs without prior approval include accounts for Bangladeshi nationals residing abroad, foreign nationals residing in or outside of Bangladesh, and foreign firms registered abroad operating in or outside of Bangladesh.
• Buying and selling: • Bangladesh Bank's purchases and sales from and to the ADs are in US Dollar only, on spot basis. • Bangladesh Bank are required to be in multiples of US$ 10,000, subject to a minimum of US$ 50,000. • Payments through ACU: • The central Banks of Bangladesh, India, Iran, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Bhutan have an Agreement to settle current transactions between these countries through the Asian Clearing Union(ACU) mechanism. • The Asian Monetary Units (AMU) shall be denominated as 'ACU Dollar' and 'ACU Euro' which shall be equivalent in value to one US Dollar and one Euro respectively. NON-RESIDENT TAKA ACCOUNTS OF FOREIGN BANK BRANCHES AND CORRESPONDENTS • Buying and selling: • Bangladesh Bank's purchases and sales from and to the ADs are in US Dollar only, on spot basis. • Bangladesh Bank are required to be in multiples of US$ 10,000, subject to a minimum of US$ 50,000. • Payments through ACU: • The central Banks of Bangladesh, India, Iran, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Bhutan have an Agreement to settle current transactions between these countries through the Asian Clearing Union(ACU) mechanism. • The Asian Monetary Units (AMU) shall be denominated as 'ACU Dollar' and 'ACU Euro' which shall be equivalent in value to one US Dollar and one Euro respectively. PRIVATE FOREIGN CURRENCY ACCOUNTS Scope & Restrictions PRIVATE FOREIGN CURRENCY ACCOUNTS TYPES: • Non-Resident Foreign Currency Deposit Accounts • Resident Foreign Currency Deposit Accounts • Exporter's Retention Quota Accounts • Foreign Currency Accounts for the EPZ Companies PRIVATE FOREIGN CURRENCY ACCOUNTS TYPES: • Non-Resident Foreign Currency Deposit Accounts • Resident Foreign Currency Deposit Accounts • Exporter's Retention Quota Accounts • Foreign Currency Accounts for the EPZ Companies Conditions:…. The ADs may without prior approval of the Bangladesh Bank open foreign currency accounts in the names of: • Bangladesh nationals residing abroad • Foreign nationals residing abroad or in Bangladesh and also foreign firms registered abroad and operating in Bangladesh or abroad • Foreign missions and their expatriate employees • Convertible and Non-convertible Taka Accounts • Private Non-Resident Taka Accounts • Non-Resident Blocked Taka Accounts • Non-Resident Investor's Taka Accounts (NITA)