NGN to HRK

Convert your NGN to HRK

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NGN to HRK Comparison Table

FeatureNGN (Nigerian Naira)HRK (Croatian Kuna)
Currency CodeNGNHRK
Symbolkn
Issuing AuthorityCentral Bank of NigeriaCroatian National Bank
Economic StrengthDeveloping, resource-based economyDeveloped, transitioning economy
Exchange Rate VolatilityHighRelatively stable
Popular Use CasesDomestic transactions, remittancesDomestic and international transactions
Digital Payment AdoptionGrowing adoption, mobile money prominentHigh adoption, advanced infrastructure
Inflation RateHistorically highRelatively low
Interest RatesHighLower than Nigeria
Foreign Exchange ReservesModerateAdequate
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)Increasing, resource-focusedIncreasing, various sectors

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7 Facts About the Croatian Kuna

Note: The Croatian Kuna was replaced by the Euro on January 1, 2023.

  1. Historical Currency: The Kuna was Croatia’s official currency from 1994 until 2023, replacing the Yugoslav Dinar.
  2. Meaningful Name: “Kuna” is the Croatian word for marten, a small mammal, reflecting the historical use of marten pelts as currency.
  3. Subdivision: The Kuna was divided into 100 lipa, although these smaller units were rarely used in practice.
  4. Euro Adoption: Croatia joined the Eurozone in 2023, marking a significant step towards European integration.
  5. Economic Transition: The shift from Kuna to Euro was aimed at strengthening Croatia’s economy and reducing economic risks.
  6. Cash-Based Society: Croatia was predominantly a cash-based society before the Euro adoption, with ATMs widely available.
  7. Currency Code: HRK was the official currency code for the Croatian Kuna, used for international financial transactions.

Top Banks in Nigeria and Croatia for Naira to Kuna Exchange

CountryBank NameCity
NigeriaAccess Bank PlcLagos
NigeriaUnited Bank for Africa (UBA)Lagos
NigeriaZenith Bank PlcLagos
CroatiaZagrebačka banka (ZABA)Zagreb
CroatiaPrivredna banka Zagreb (PBZ)Zagreb
CroatiaErste & Steiermärkische Bank d.d. (Erste banka)Zagreb