By singing the contract for accession on the 1st of January 2013. Croatia become an official member of the European Union. Since then, Croatia started preparing for the replacement of the kuna coin with the Euro coin. Since every member of the European Union decides for themselves when they will introduce the for them new Euro coin, Croatian government in cooperation with the Croatian national bank introduced a strategy for introducing the euro coin. The strategy included a few different analyses of the benefits and costs of introducing the euro coin. The biggest part in the introduction of the euro coin was that the Croatian kuna was included in the new design of some euro coin. The most important step taken by the Republic of Croatia is the inclusion of the Croatian kuna in the European exchange rate mechanism and the adoption of additional reform measures in July 2020. After the confirmation of the suggested measures, in December of 2020. Croatia started adopting the new national plan of exchanging kuna with the euro coin. After the approval of the European commission and European central bank with the convergence report in which it was said that Croatia fulfills all conditions, Croatia government publishes on the 13 of May of 2022. „The low of introduction of the euro as the main currency in the Republic of Croatia “. The low of introducing the euro as the main currency was published in Narodne novine nr. 57/22 and it was separated in 10 different parts which contained 96 different articles. With the 1st of January 2023. the euro coin became the main national currency in Croatia by replacing the kuna. With the introduction of the euro coin it become clear that the benefits of the euro coin are for good reputation of Croatia in the global market, for the Croatian economy and for the citizens of Croatia. By introducing the euro coin, Croatians credibility was increased on the global market and the reputation among international institutions has risen.