- Act CXXXIX of 2013 on the Magyar Nemzeti Bank — CurrencyHungary's Act CXXXIX of 2013 gives Magyar Nemzeti Bank exclusive competence to issue forint notes and coins and makes them legal tender. Article 4 links this issuance task to the central bank, defining the legal authority behind the national-currency cash used in Hungarian payments.
- Act on Narodowy Bank Polski — Currency ProvisionsPoland's central-bank law gives NBP exclusive issuance rights for monetary signs denominated in zloty and grosz, with legal-tender status. Articles 33–37 address designs, issue volumes, withdrawal, damage and counterfeits, placing Polish cash management within the bank's mandate.
- Administrative Measures for the Capital of Commercial Banks (NFRA Order No. 4 of 2023)China's Administrative Measures for the Capital of Commercial Banks set capital-adequacy and supervisory requirements under NFRA Order No. 4 of 2023. Issued on 26 October 2023 and effective from 1 January 2024, they connect banks' capital assessment with the oversight framework.
- Afghanistan Payment Institutions RegulationAfghanistan's Payment Institutions Regulation sets the regulatory perimeter for providers of payments under Da Afghanistan Bank. Its focus is the entity conducting the activity and the services it supplies, placing those businesses within the central bank's supervisory framework.
- Albania Law 55/2020 — Payment ServicesAlbania's Payment Services Law 55/2020 defines the framework for payment providers and the services they supply. Adopted on 30 April 2020 and effective from 2 January 2021, it places payment activity within the regulatory and supervisory framework published by the Bank of Albania.
- Albania Law No. 8269 — On the Bank of AlbaniaAlbania's Law No. 8269 establishes the Bank of Albania and its monetary mandate. For payments, its currency provisions supply the statutory foundation for issuing the lek and for its legal-tender framework, connecting the settlement currency with the public institution behind it.
- Algeria Law No. 23-09 — Monetary and Banking LawAlgeria's Law No. 23-09 establishes the monetary and banking framework and confirms the dinar as the monetary unit. Its currency provisions locate the money used in Algerian payments within the statutory system governing monetary authority, banking activity and financial institutions.
- Algeria Regulation No. 25-02 on Authorisation and Licensing of Payment Service ProvidersBank of Algeria Regulation No. 25-02, 14 April 2025, sets authorisation and licensing requirements for payment-service providers. It concerns entry into regulated payment activity, connecting the provider's status and services with the central bank's domestic supervisory framework.
- Amended and Restated Central Bank of Liberia Act 2020 — CurrencyLiberia's amended Central Bank Act 2020 makes the Liberian dollar legal tender and grants the bank sole issuance power. It also retains US currency as legal tender at market rates and requires prices in Liberian dollars and cents, defining a framework where both currencies coexist.
- Andorra Law 8/2018 on Payment Services and Electronic MoneyAndorra's Law 8/2018 brings payment services and electronic money into a common regulatory framework. It names AFA as the authority for authorisation, registration and supervision, linking the provider's legal status to the services it offers and the customer money it handles.