The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is Australia's central bank, responsible for setting monetary policy, maintaining financial stability, and issuing currency. It provides banking services to the government and other central banks. The RBA targets the general public, businesses, and financial institutions. Its unique selling proposition is its role in ensuring economic stability and prosperity through inflation control and employment promotion. The RBA's services include managing interest rates, maintaining a stable financial system, and operating the core payments system[1][2][3].