The Bank for International Settlements and a cohort of partners will soon start testing a new prototype for digital cross-border payments with real-value transactions.
Two years after first unveiling the so-called Project Agorá along with seven central banks and more than 40 regulated institutions, the group is ready to move to a trial stage involving actual transfers of money, the Basel-based institution said in a statement on Wednesday.
“It will benefit the entire financial system,” said
The announcement marks a new milestone for the project ...
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