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Australia's central bank sees potential in wholesale digital currency

April 30, 2022
in Banking

SYDNEY – Australia’s central bank on Wednesday said it saw promise in establishing a wholesale digital currency that would make syndicated lending more efficient and less risky.

The report comes as the Australian government is set to overhaul its regulatory framework for payment systems for the first time in over 20 years.

Concluding a year-long study, the Reserve Bank of Australia said a tokenised form of central bank digital currency could be used by the wholesale market for the funding, settlement and repayment of a tokenised syndicated loan on an Ethereum-based distributed ledger technology platform.

The project showed the platform could provide efficiency gains and reduce operational risk by replacing highly manual and paper-based processes.

An enterprise-grade DLT platform with appropriate controls on access and security could address many of the potential requirements for a wholesale CBDC system and tokenised assets platform, the RBA said.

The research project, which looked only at wholesale use of a digital currency, was run in conjunction with Commonwealth Bank of Australia, National Australia Bank, Perpetual and ConsenSys, with input from King & Wood Mallesons.

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