NCBs are the main point of contact between Interpol and its member nations, hence they are very important to the Red Notice procedure. In the Red Notice procedure, some of the most important jobs of NCBs are:
Requesting for Red Notices: National Central Banks (NCBs) are in charge of asking for Red Notices on behalf of their countries.
Providing information: NCBs must give correct and enough information to back up Red Notice requests. This includes details about the alleged crime and any information that can be used to find the sought people.
Putting Red Notices into action: When a Red Notice is sent out, NCBs cooperate with their national law enforcement authorities to find, arrest, and, if necessary, extradite the people who are wanted.
Updating and changing Red Notices: NCBs are in charge of making sure the information in Red Notices is accurate and can ask for a notification to be taken down or changed if needed.