Sarai Shahzada, a prominent market area located in central Kabul, has historically served as a hub for various commercial activities, particularly money/currency exchange services. Sarai Shahzada's money exchange market features small shops and stalls, which facilitate the exchange of both local and foreign currencies. Regulated by Afghanistan's Central Bank, the market caters to the needs of traders, travelers, and locals engaging in cross-border transactions, including through the Hawala network. The availability of both local and foreign currencies in the market contributes significantly to supporting economic activities in the country.
