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Cross-Border Payments Margin Reset: Regulatory Arbitrage Under CBDC Pilots.
This strategic policy report examines how Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) pilots are transforming cross-border payment systems. It explores the impact of these pilots on payment margins, regulatory controls, and geopolitical dynamics. The report is tailored for policymakers, regulators, and central banks to understand and navigate the changing financial landscape. It provides insights into policy implications, potential regulatory arbitrage, and future cross-border payment architectures.
CBDCCross-Border PaymentsFinancial innovationPayment SystemsRegulatory Arbitrage
Damodara Rao Repalle, Ghost Research
2026-02-15
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87Pages of Deep Analysis
53Credible Sources Referenced
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Damodara Rao Repalle
36+ Years of Experience
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Perspective.
PurposeTo analyze the changes CBDC pilots bring to cross-border payments, margins, and regulatory frameworks.
AudiencePolicymakers, regulators, and central banks.
Report LengthComprehensive
Focus Areas.
Industries JobsFinance, banking, financial regulation
Geographic AreasGlobal focus, including Europe, UAE, China, and the US
Special EmphasisRegulatory arbitrage, payment system innovation
Report Layout.
Executive Framing
- Core Thesis
- Geopolitical Context
- Recent Milestones
- Implications for Central Banks
Pre-CBDC Cross-Border Payment Structure
- Legacy Infrastructure
- Margin Breakdown
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Insights.
CBDCs are shifting value capture from banks to protocol-level functions and compliance.Global targets for cross-border payments demand significant improvements by 2027.Regulatory arbitrage risks are growing due to interoperability gaps in CBDCs.CBDC pilots threaten traditional banking margins but also create new governance levels.Scenario analysis anticipates diverse cross-border payment architectures by 2030.Key Questions Answered.
