A license to operate for a bank close to Vucic has been revoked after they started siphoning money out of Serbia.

The Serbian central bank revoked the operating license of Alta Banka due to its deteriorating financial situation, which jeopardizes depositors' interests. Alta Banka, one of Serbia's largest banks, has seen significant asset growth but is now under regulatory supervision to prevent asset misappropriation. The bank's owner, Davor Macura, is linked to the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, raising concerns about potential financial misconduct. Following the bank's closure, customers are struggling to access their funds, and allegations have emerged regarding suspicious money transfers abroad. Legal actions are underway against bank officials, and political figures are calling for investigations into the bank's operations and financial transactions.