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The Reserve Bank of India is partnering with central banks in Asia and the Middle East to enhance the reach of its instant cross-border payments platform.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is focused on broadening its cross-border payments platform, which facilitates immediate settlement through digital currencies. The RBI’s initiatives are designed to draw in new trading partners from nations in Asia and the Middle East, as reported by Bloomberg.
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The publication states that India has established certain agreements with Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Nepal. Currently, it is engaged in talks with representatives from the United Arab Emirates.
The Reserve Bank of India views central bank digital currencies (CBDC) as the primary settlement method within its framework for cross-border payments.
By the end of August 2024, the user base for India’s CBDC reached 5 million, with 16 local banks involved in the digital rupee pilot initiative. Previously, in 2023, the RBI assessed the interoperability of its CBDC with the UAE’s digital dirham and also collaborated with 18 entities to utilize the digital rupee for international trade.
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