Rule · BB · 13 Apr 2025
Non-resident Bangladeshis are permitted to open Private Foreign Currency (PFC) and Non-resident Foreign Currency Deposit (NFCD) accounts in usable foreign currencies acceptable to Authorized Dealers, in addition to previously approved currencies. Authorized Dealers may now determine the interest or profit rates for these accounts, as the prescribed rate has been withdrawn.
Foreign Exchange Policy Department
Bangladesh Bank
Head Office
Dhaka www.bb.org.bd
FE Circular No. 13 Date: 13 April, 2025
All Authorized Dealers in
Foreign Exchange in Bangladesh
Dear Sirs,
Operations of foreign currency accounts in the name of non-resident Bangladeshis Please refer to FE Circular No. 10, dated May 08, 2024 in terms of which Authorized Dealers (ADs) are permitted to open Private Foreign Currency (PFC) accounts and Non-resident Foreign Currency Deposit (NFCD) accounts in approved foreign currencies, inter alia.
2. To bring wider flexibility, it has been decided that non-resident Bangladeshis may
open PFC accounts and NFCD accounts in useable foreign currencies, in addition to approved foreign currencies, acceptable to ADs in Bangladesh.
3. It has been also decided to withdraw the prescribed rate on account of interest/profit
against PFC and NFCD accounts. Accordingly, ADs can determine the rate of interest/profit on banker-customer relations. Other relevant instructions shall remain unchanged. Please bring the contents of the circular to the notice of your relevant clientele. Yours faithfully, (Monoar Uddin Ahmed) Director (FEPD) Phone: 9530119
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