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Cross-Border Interoperability

Definition

Cross-border interoperability enables different financial systems to transact seamlessly across national boundaries. This capability allows for the efficient transfer of value and information between distinct blockchain networks, traditional financial institutions, and regulatory jurisdictions. It addresses the challenges of fragmented global payment infrastructures and varying legal frameworks. Achieving cross-border interoperability is essential for the widespread adoption of digital currencies and assets in international trade and finance.