‘Experimentation Phase of UK Finance Regulated Liability Network (RLN)’

Significant advancements are being made in the world of digital payments, with various forms of digital currency taking center stage. From public initiatives like Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) to private endeavors, the landscape of digital money is evolving rapidly.
In the UK, there is a growing recognition of the need for collaboration to establish a unified approach towards regulated digital currency. The idea is to create a system where all digital pounds are smart and interoperable, allowing consumers and businesses to seamlessly use regulated money as their preferred means of exchange.
One concept that embodies this collaborative effort is the RLN (Regulated Money Ledger Network). This innovative idea proposes a shared multi-asset ledger for sovereign regulated money, including central bank, commercial bank, and e-money. The RLN aims to be a platform for future innovations, enabling features like tokenized deposits, programmable payments, and other functionalities.
To further delve into the potential of the RLN concept, a webinar titled “RLN 101” is set to provide an overview of an ongoing experimentation phase project. This webinar is targeted towards fintechs and innovators who may be interested in leveraging the RLN platform for future innovations. Additionally, an Innovator Day event scheduled for May will offer more insights into opportunities for experimentation and gather feedback on the features most valued by the innovator community.
Overall, the push towards a more unified and innovative approach to regulated digital money in the UK holds promise for a future where digital currencies play a significant role in both current markets and emerging digital platforms.