Lietuvos bankas / Bank of Lithuania
BankingVilniaus Apskritis, Lithuania501-1000 Employees
The Bank of Lithuania, or Lietuvos bankas, serves as the country’s central bank. Its primary mandate is to maintain monetary and financial stability within Lithuania and to participate in the Eurosystem, contributing to the euro area’s monetary policy alongside the European Central Bank and other euro-area central banks. Based in Vilnius, Vilniaus Apskritis, Lithuania, it employs a workforce in the hundreds and operates within the banking sector as the central monetary authority for the country. In January 2026 the Bank announced an expansion of its offices into Lithuania and other parts of Northern Europe. The same announcement noted that UK fintech Checkout.com plans to establish a technology centre in Vilnius, illustrating ongoing activity in Lithuania’s financial technology ecosystem.