The Slovak National Bank (Národná banka Slovenska) is the central bank of Slovakia, responsible for maintaining monetary stability and overseeing the financial system. Established in 1993, it plays a crucial role in implementing the monetary policy of the Eurozone since Slovakia adopted the euro in 2009. The bank's main functions include issuing currency, managing foreign reserves, and supervising commercial banks. It also contributes to the formulation of economic policy and ensures the stability of the financial system, promoting a safe and efficient payment system within the country.