Stablecoins & CBDC

IMF - Tokenized Finance; IMF Notes No. 26-01; April 2026

IMF note examining tokenized finance, likely covering how tokenization of money and assets could reshape payments and financial markets, alongside implications for regulation, interoperability, and financial stability.

Topics: payments, stablecoins, tokenization, interoperability, regulation

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