East Caribbean Dollar

Bank of SVG is the principal locally-owned commercial bank in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, offering retail and business banking services. Its mobile banking and internet banking platforms allow account holders to conduct fund transfers, pay bills, check balances, and manage Visa-branded debit cards. Bank of SVG is the anchor institution for the domestic retail banking market.

WiPay is a Caribbean-founded payment aggregator operating in Jamaica, processing card payments, QR payments, and facilitating merchant online storefronts. It supports both local and regional transactions and is used by Jamaican businesses for e-commerce integration.

BOSL is the largest locally-owned bank in Saint Lucia and offers a mobile banking application providing account management, fund transfers, bill payments, and debit card management. It is a key institution for the domestic retail market and provides both Visa-branded cards and local ECconomy (ECCB) payment integrations.

Republic Bank operates across several Eastern Caribbean islands including SVG, providing retail banking, card issuance (Visa/Mastercard), mobile banking, and internet banking. As a Trinidad-headquartered regional bank, it facilitates cross-Caribbean payments and provides access to broader financial services infrastructure for businesses with regional activities.

NCB is the largest locally-owned bank in Saint Kitts and Nevis and provides mobile banking and internet banking services to retail and business customers. It issues Visa debit and credit cards, processes payroll and business payments, and offers domestic and international wire transfer services.

Visa is the world's largest card network, enabling credit, debit and prepaid card payments online, in-store and at ATMs across virtually every market. In the listed countries Visa is a core internationally accepted scheme alongside local methods.

Mastercard is a leading global card network supporting credit, debit and prepaid card payments online, in-store and at ATMs worldwide. In the listed countries it is a core internationally accepted scheme.

DCash was the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank's retail CBDC, piloted from 2021 across Antigua & Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia and St Vincent & the Grenadines. The pilot concluded in January 2024 and the ECCB suspended development of DCash 2.0 on 13 February 2026, pivoting to a regional Fast Payment System. DCash is effectively discontinued.

Bank of Nevis primarily serves the island of Nevis and offers full retail banking services including Mastercard debit cards, mobile and internet banking, and electronic fund transfers. It is locally-owned and plays an important role in financial services for the Nevisian population and businesses.

CIBC FirstCaribbean is one of the largest international banks in the Caribbean with full retail and commercial banking operations in Saint Lucia. It issues Visa and Mastercard cards and provides mobile banking, internet banking, and international wire transfer services. Its cross-Caribbean presence makes it a preferred bank for businesses with regional operations.

1st National Bank is St. Lucia's locally-owned commercial bank, offering retail and business banking.

Aggregate of remaining banks in Saint Lucia, collectively ~80.0% of domestic banking assets.

Aggregate of remaining banks in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, collectively ~100.0% of domestic banking assets.

Aggregate of remaining banks in Grenada, collectively ~100.0% of domestic banking assets.

Aggregate of remaining banks in Antigua and Barbuda, collectively ~100.0% of domestic banking assets.

Aggregate of remaining banks in Dominica, collectively ~100.0% of domestic banking assets.

Aggregate of remaining banks in Saint Kitts and Nevis, collectively ~100.0% of domestic banking assets.