This note is provided for general information purposes and should not be construed as legal advice. If you have further questions that are specific to your business, we recommend that you speak to a legal advisor. On 1 January 2023, Croatia joined the Eurozone and changed its currency from the Kuna (HRK) to the euro (EUR). As part of this transition, the Croatian National Bank has issued dual pricing requirements. This new legislation requires Croatian businesses selling to Croatian consumers to display prices in both HRK and EUR, using the fixed exchange rate of 7.53450 HRK to 1 EUR. The dual pricing requirements will be in place until 31 December 2023. 

You should update your integration to display prices in both HRK and EUR to Croatian customers, and collect payments in EUR.

If you have any questions specific to your business and how this new legal requirement affects you, you might want to get in touch with your legal advisor for guidance.

Where can I find more information about dual pricing requirements?

You can find more information about this regulation and the changes you may need to make at www.euro.hr. Here are some articles you may find of interest:

• What does the obligation of double reporting in online sales include?

• From when until when is the rule of double reporting of prices valid for all sales activities in the private sector?

• Who is obliged to implement the obligation of double reporting of prices?

• What does the key measure of dual pricing mean for businesses?