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BRICS Seeks Cheaper Payments Mechanisms to Side-Step the US Dollar - The Press United

Members are discussing local-currency settlements, linking fast-payment systems, and central bank digital currencies ahead of the summit BRICS is seeking practical ways to make trade between its members cheaper and faster, including through the greater use of national currencies and digital payment systems, ahead of the group’s summit in New Delhi this week. Discussions are […] The post BRICS seeks cheaper payments mechanisms to side-step the US…
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The BRICS countries are discussing concrete payment alternatives to the US dollar ahead of their summit in New Delhi on September 12-13. More settlements in national currencies and interconnected payment systems are expected to reduce trade costs — but so far it is a matter of talks and technical preparation, not decisions. India holds the presidency of the group and is pushing the issue. According to an anonymous source in the Indian government…

BRICS Pay — the multilateral platform for instant payments promises to be the highlight of the next BRICS Summit(September 12 and 13) where heads of state must consolidate the integration of national payment systems and accelerate the process of de-dollarization of trade between member countries. De-dollarization in March: Freeing nations ... Continue reading →

India will take the lead in discussions on alternative financial arrangements to the dollar at the BRICS summit in 2026. This aims to reduce dependence on the dollar for trade between member countries.

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Asianet News Network Pvt Ltd broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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