UK, Singapore, and Thailand Central Banks Complete Foreign Exchange Settlement Trial Linking Traditional and Tokenized Systems
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BoE, MAS, and Bank of Thailand Release Project Meridian FX Results
The Bank of England (BoE), the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), and the Bank of Thailand have shared findings from Project Meridian FX APAC, a joint experiment looking at how to make international currency exchanges faster and safer across different banking systems. Announced on November 13, 2026, the findings show how synchronization could help central […] Read The Full Article BoE, MAS, and Bank of Thailand Release Project Meridian FX Re…
Bank of England, MAS and Bank of Thailand complete trial of synchronized cross-currency FX settlement
The Bank of England, Monetary Authority of Singapore, and Bank of Thailand said Friday they have completed trial of synchronized foreign exchange (FX) settlement across different currencies and systems.
The central banks of the United Kingdom, Singapore and Thailand tested with Partior a way to coordinate foreign exchange payments between traditional systems and distributed registration technology. The essay showed how synchronized settlement could work, but also left regulatory and operational questions on the table.
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