The Central Bank of Kazakhstan is the primary financial institution responsible for managing the country's monetary policy and ensuring financial stability. Established in 1993, it regulates the banking sector, issues the national currency, the Kazakhstani tenge, and oversees payment systems within Kazakhstan. In addition to its monetary functions, the Central Bank of Kazakhstan aims to maintain price stability and support economic growth. It also plays a crucial role in managing foreign exchange reserves and implementing policies to prevent inflation, thereby contributing to the overall health of the national economy.