Swiss Franc settlement refers to the finalization of financial transactions using the Swiss Franc CHF as the base currency. This process involves the transfer of funds in CHF between parties, typically through established banking channels or payment systems. It ensures the definitive and irreversible exchange of value, concluding the financial obligation. The stability of the Swiss Franc makes it a preferred currency for certain international transactions.
Context
The integration of traditional fiat currencies like the Swiss Franc into digital asset settlement systems is a recurring topic in discussions about bridging conventional finance with blockchain technology. News often covers initiatives involving central bank digital currencies CBDCs or stablecoins pegged to the CHF, aiming to enhance efficiency and reduce counterparty risk. The potential for such settlements to modernize financial infrastructure remains a key area of focus.
This DLT-native CHF 200M bond, settled atomically with wCBDC, validates blockchain's role as the definitive future infrastructure for primary capital markets.
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