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The Riksbank's regulations require companies affecting cash availability in Sweden to promptly notify the central bank in writing of their intent to cease such operations, including details on the affected business parts and a timeline for cessation. The rules apply to entities obligated to provide cash services under payment services law, licensed cash-in-transight providers, and those operating more than 50 cash deposit or withdrawal machines. These regulations enter into force on 1 September 2026.
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Riksbankens författningssamling
RBFS 2026:2
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Riksbankens föreskrifter om underrättelse inför att kontantverksamhet ska upphöra Beslutade den 23 juni 2026 Riksbanken föreskriver följande med stöd av 13 kap. 1 § 9 lagen (2022:1568) om Sveriges riksbank.
Innehåll
1 § These regulations contain provisions regarding which companies must notify the Riksbank of their intention to cease operations affecting the availability of cash in Sweden. The provisions also specify how and when the companies must notify the Riksbank.
Definitions
2 § In these regulations, the following terms are defined as:
cash: banknotes and coins in kronor cease operations: a company completely or partially liquidates or disposes of operations that affect the availability of cash.
Scope of Application
3 § These regulations apply to companies conducting operations that affect the availability of cash in Sweden. This includes companies that
Obligations of Companies
4 § A company that has decided to cease operations affecting the availability of cash must promptly notify the Riksbank. The notification must be in writing and contain
These regulations enter into force on 1 September 2026.
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