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Bank of England Lab to Test Stablecoin and Digital Pound in Cross-Border Trade

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The Bank of England is launching a Digital Pound Lab to explore how digital currencies can function in cross-border financial transactions. The initiative will test trade-finance interoperability between different forms of digital money. Under the proposed model, exporters would receive payment in stablecoins while importers settle their obligations using a potential digital pound. The experiment aims to assess how a future central bank digital currency could work alongside existing stablecoin infrastructure in international trade.

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