Khartoum — The Central Bank of Sudan has announced an increase in the daily transfer limit between banks through the Banking Transfers Network (BBN) system to SDG 3 million, up from the previous limit of SDG 1 million. The move aims to improve transaction efficiency and streamline interbank financial operations.
In a recent statement, the central bank said the decision is part of broader efforts to modernize the banking system, enhance liquidity management, and strengthen payment infrastructure across Sudan’s financial sector.
In December, the Central Bank of Sudan issued a circular outlining new regulations for processing checks through the electronic clearing system in local currency. The directive stipulates that only Sudanese pound-denominated checks are eligible for clearing, while requiring banks to maintain contributions to the Interbank Liquidity Management Fund, allowing access to its resources for daily settlements.
The central bank also designated Sundays and Wednesdays as official clearing days until further notice, reaffirming its commitment to financial stability and smoother banking operations nationwide.
