Central Banks
Wholesale CBDC and tokenized-deposit interop, settlement-asset-agnostic by design.
What this looks like
Wholesale CBDC issuance under the tradeable pattern (Pattern A) with the central bank's own compliance pack enforcing permissioned access, transfer rules, and supervisory transparency. Issuance is permissioned by the central bank; the chain is Canton; the canonical record is held by the central bank.
The central bank is the regulator and the issuer; Boli is technology. Boli never substitutes for the central bank's authority and never holds settlement-asset keys.
Settlement-asset agnostic across blocs
A central bank's wholesale CBDC sits beside USDC, EURC, RLUSD, AED-coin, and other tokenized settlement assets on the same DvP rail. Asset and cash legs settle atomically regardless of which cash instrument is on the other side of the trade. mBridge-style interop across US, EU, UAE, and Asia blocs is a first-class property of the model.
Sharia-compliant settlement rails are first-class — the compliance pack carries the religious-law constraints alongside the regulatory ones.
Boli does not editorialise
Boli never issues settlement assets, never editorialises on sanctions regimes, and never substitutes for the central bank's authority. Settlement-asset choice, sanctions enforcement, and monetary policy belong to the central bank and the regulated participants. The platform is neutral by construction.
Standards used
BSP-0001 (Tradeable Base) with a central-bank-issued compliance pack. The pack carries the permissioned-access rules, the supervisory-transparency primitives, and the policy levers the central bank requires.
The parties on this rail.
- Central banks
- Monetary authorities
- Wholesale CBDC programs
- Interbank settlement systems
- Sharia-compliant settlement rails
- mBridge-aligned corridors
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