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Project Guardian: Interoperability From Tokenised Bank Liabilities Could Save Firms $50bn in FX Fees

The Fintech Times

With firms spending roughly $120billion (S$154.2billion) on cross-border transaction fees, alternatives are being sought after. According to a new report from the Project Guardian FX industry group, implementing tokenised bank liabilities and shared ledgers in cross-border payments and FX is a viable solution.

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German Central Bank Joins MAS-Led Project Guardian

Fintech News

The Deutsche Bundesbank has become a member of Project Guardian , a global initiative led by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) that explores the use of asset tokenisation in financial markets.

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Digital Rupiah Inches Closer with Successful Completion of PoC

Fintech News

The processes included converting reserve account balances into digital Rupiah and vice versa, ensuring seamless interoperability with Bank Indonesias Real-Time Gross Settlement (BI-RTGS) system. These advancements will expand the utility of the Digital Rupiah within Indonesias financial ecosystem and potentially in cross-border contexts.

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Monetary Authority of Singapore Unveils Plans to Enable Industry-Wide Adoption of Tokenisation

The Fintech Times

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has unveiled four new plans to help advance tokenisation in financial services in the region. Phase two – foundational infrastructure MAS also plans to develop an ecosystem of market infrastructures to facilitate seamless cross-border transactions.

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Will Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) Impact Cross-Border Payments in 2024?

The Fintech Times

With so many countries looking towards centralised digital assets, we set out to find out how these would impact the cross-border payments market. However, CBDCs will not be the silver bullet to developing and accelerating cross-border payments. “There are some fundamental risks inherent in using CBDCs.

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CBDCs in practice: What we’ve learned from the early movers

The Payments Association

James Hurren explores what early CBDC deployments across Asia, the Caribbean, and Europe reveal about usage, adoption, and the future of cross-border digital money. Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) have rapidly evolved from theoretical concepts into live pilots and national deployments.

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BIS Introduces Project Aperta for Secure Cross-Border Data Sharing in Finance

Fintech News

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has launched Project Aperta , an initiative aimed at improving open finance interoperability, reducing frictions, and cutting costs in global finance. These differing standards hinder cross-border data flow. These differing standards hinder cross-border data flow.