Banks in Cuba
166 cities — select a city to see all listings.
There are 700 bank and ATM locations on record for Cuba in the GF6 directory. They are spread across 167 cities in 17 regions. The most listings are in Havana (236), Santiago de Cuba (32) and Camagüey (21). Cuba — its capital is Havana, the currency is the Cuban peso, the population is about 10,985,974.
Choose a city to see every branch or ATM with its street address, opening hours, phone number, bank codes where available and its exact map location. Havana alone accounts for about 34% of all bank and ATM locations recorded in the country. Cuba is part of the North America coverage within the global GF6 directory. More about banking in Cuba ↓
Artemisa
Camagüey
Ciego de Avila
Cienfuegos
Granma
Guantánamo
Holguín
Isle of Youth
La Habana
Las Tunas
Matanzas
Mayabeque
Pinar del Rio
Sancti Spiritus
Sancti Spíritus
Santiago de Cuba
Villa Clara
Showing the 166 cities with the most listings, of 167 covered in Cuba.
About banking in Cuba
Cuba is an island country in the Caribbean, made up of a main island and thousands of smaller islands, islets and cays spread across the convergence of the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. With an area of around 109,884 square kilometres and a population of roughly 10.99 million, it is the largest Caribbean country by territory and among the most populous in the region. Havana, the capital and largest city, functions as the principal financial hub, while smaller cities and towns along the island host regional branches and cash points.
The official currency is the Cuban peso (CUP), and Spanish is the language used across banking services, signage and customer documentation. Day-to-day transactions in Cuba remain heavily cash-based, and access to physical branches and ATMs continues to play a central role for both residents and visitors. The international calling code +53 is used for contacting banks and card services from abroad.
The GF6 directory lists 700 bank and ATM locations in Cuba, distributed across 167 cities and towns. This coverage spans the capital region around Havana as well as provincial centres throughout the island, reflecting the geographic spread of banking infrastructure from the western provinces to the eastern end of the country.
Each entry in the directory is organised by city, allowing users to locate nearby branches and ATMs, check addresses and plan cash access while travelling between regions. Because conditions and individual locations can change, the directory should be used as a guide to available points rather than a definitive or exhaustive record of every banking facility operating in Cuba.