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Licensed by the Central Bank of Kosovo in 2012, Moneta Sh.P.K. is a non-bank financial institution dedicated to offering fast, secure, and convenient payment services. Its core offerings include international and domestic money transfers through partnerships with Western Union and RIA, as well as its own Moneta Express service. The company also facilitates a wide range of payments, including utility bills, taxes, traffic fines, and loan installments, through an extensive network of agents across Kosovo. Moneta's mission is to be the primary choice for clients by leveraging advanced technology and a professional team to simplify financial transactions.

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