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TechFlow news, May 28: According to Bloomberg, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) stated it will soon launch trials of Project Agorá—a cross-border digital payment prototype—with real-value transactions, in collaboration with its partners. First announced two years ago, Project Agorá is jointly advanced by the BIS, seven central banks, and over 40 regulated institutions. It has now entered a testing phase involving actual fund transfers.
According to Bloomberg, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) stated that it will soon launch trials of Project Agorá—a cross-border digital payments prototype—in partnership with others, conducting real-value transactions. First announced two years ago, Project Agorá is jointly advanced by the BIS, seven central banks, and over 40 regulated institutions. It has now entered a testing phase involving actual fund transfers.
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