Polish złoty (PLN)
2 articlesPoland uses the złoty as its national currency, with PLN as the ISO 4217 code and the National Bank of Poland responsible for the monetary framework. Złoty banknotes and coins circulate in denominations divided into grosz. Poland is a member of the European Union but remains outside the euro area, so PLN continues to serve as legal tender and national monetary policy remains domestic. The złoty is distinct from the euro and from historical Polish currency versions using the same name.
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