Cyprus has no intention of the leaving the European single currency, the country's president says.
President Nicos Anastasiades said: "In no way will we experiment with the future of our country".
He said the financial situation was "contained" following the 10bn euro bailout deal with the EU and IMF.
Banks opened on Thursday for the first time in nearly two weeks amid severe new rules imposed as part of the bailout deal.
Queues formed of people trying to access their money, but the mood was generally calm.
By Friday, banks had returned to their normal working hours and there were no longer reports of big queues.
Cyprus is the first eurozone member country to bring in capital controls as part of the conditions of the bailout, and to prevent a run on bank deposits.
Foreign Minister Ioannis Kasoulides has said such controls - which include restrictions on cash withdrawals, money transfers and the movement of cash in and out of Cyprus - could remain in place for a month.
Speaking in Nicosia on Friday, Mr Anastasiades accused other members of the eurozone of making "unprecedented demands that forced Cyprus to become an experiment".
But he told a meeting of civil servants: "We have no intention of leaving the euro."
"We have averted the risk of bankruptcy," he said. "The situation, despite the tragedy of it all, is contained."
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