Czech koruna (CZK)
2 articlesWithin Czech Republic, the Czech koruna provides the principal currency unit under the ISO code CZK. The monetary framework is administered by the Czech National Bank. Cash uses the main unit in banknotes and coins, while the haléř accounting subunit remains relevant mainly to formal denomination or accounting. The koruna remains a national currency outside the euro area, distinct from the euro used by neighboring member states. Articles grouped here should address the currency as a monetary instrument, not merely mention the country, issuer or a temporary market quotation.
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