DLT payments refer to financial transactions processed and recorded using Distributed Ledger Technology, such as blockchain. These payments bypass traditional intermediaries, enabling direct peer-to-peer value transfer. They offer advantages like faster settlement times, reduced costs, and enhanced transparency compared to conventional payment systems. DLT payments can involve cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, or central bank digital currencies.
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The adoption and regulatory landscape of DLT payments are frequent subjects in global financial news. Central banks and commercial institutions are actively researching and piloting DLT solutions for both wholesale and retail payment modernization. Challenges include interoperability with existing systems and ensuring regulatory compliance across diverse jurisdictions.
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