Payments & Liquidity

BIS Papers No 167 - Cross-border Payment Technologies: Innovations and Challenges

BIS Papers No 167 examines innovations in cross-border payment technologies and the challenges they raise, with emphasis on harmonization, standards, and digital innovation across wholesale, retail, and remittance use cases.

Topics: payments, regulation, cross-border, settlement, compliance

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