De Nederlandsche Bank
About De Nederlandsche Bank
De Nederlandsche Bank serves as the central bank of the Netherlands, responsible for maintaining price stability and supervising financial institutions to ensure a sound payment system. The organisation issues banking and electronic money institution licences to fintech firms and manages the registration of crypto service providers within the Dutch market. Recent coverage has focused on the granting of regulatory licences and the expansion of international banking operations into the European Economic Area.
FF News has published 10 stories featuring De Nederlandsche Bank since 2021, most recently "Finom Partners With Juventus FC as Official B2B Financial Platform" (2 September 2026).
Latest De Nederlandsche Bank news
- Finom Partners With Juventus FC as Official B2B Financial Platform 2 September 2026
- Fiat Republic and ClearBank Partner to Simplify MiCA Safeguarding for Crypto Platforms 27 August 2026
- Fourthline Achieves EU QTSP Status to Revolutionize Digital Trust and SMS-Free Signatures 24 August 2026
- Mews Secures EMI License to Become First Regulated Hospitality Operating System in EEA 11 August 2026 Merchants Eye
- Modulr Joins First Cohort of FCA Scale-up Unit to Drive UK Financial Innovation 10 August 2026
- ClearBank Secures Dutch Banking Licence and Expands to Europe 9 August 2024
- Tipalti Expands Offering to European Businesses with the Launch of a Dedicated European Product and New EMI Licence 19 September 2023
- Wish Granted Payment Institution License for the EU 14 July 2021
- Airwallex Secures Emi Licence in the Netherlands 12 May 2021
- BUX Crypto Receives Registration of Dutch Central Bank (DNB) 7 April 2021