The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan has issued fines to six individuals and four businesses for operating without the required licenses for currency exchange activities. Penalties were levied against three payment organizations located in Bishkek, the nation’s capital, and one exchange bureau situated in the Jalal-Abad region. The central bank stated the fines resulted from violations of both national legislation and its own regulatory acts. This action underscores the bank’s commitment to enforcing regulations within the financial sector. The specific amounts of the fines were not disclosed in the announcement. Authorities aim to curb unauthorized currency exchange to maintain financial stability and prevent illicit financial flows. This enforcement action signals increased scrutiny of currency exchange operations throughout Kyrgyzstan.