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Marshall Islands Launches World's First Blockchain Universal Basic Income

Summary

The Republic of the Marshall Islands completed the world's first on-chain universal basic income (UBI) disbursement on Tuesday, using the Stellar blockchain and distributing payments through USDM1 — a U.S. dollar-denominated sovereign bond fully backed by short-term U.S. Treasury bills.

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Marshall Islands Introduced Unconditional Basic Income for Citizens

First in the world.

6 months ago

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Marshall Islands Was the First in the World to Introduce Unconditional Basic Income

The Marshall Islands has introduced a nationwide programme of unconditional basic income, each of which will receive $200 quarterly, reports The Guardian, and the publication notes that it is the first State in the world to implement such a programme, according to experts.

6 months ago·Riga, Latvia

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World’s first universal basic income launched

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6 months ago·Taipei, Taiwan

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Marshall Islands Rolls Out Universal Basic Income With Crypto Payment Option

The Marshall Islands has launched a nationwide universal basic income (UBI) program that allows citizens to receive payments via crypto.

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The Marshall Islands’ experiment with a universal basic income

The scheme tests whether microstates can sustain widespread cash transfers, with the Pacific watching on.

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Marshall Islands debuts on-chain UBI with USDM1 bond backed by U.S. Treasuries

The blockchain-based universal basic income program uses a sovereign bond structure to deliver funds in remote regions

6 months ago·Manila, Philippines (the)

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Korea IT Times broke the news 7 months ago on Thursday, November 20, 2025.

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