Central bankers weigh up prospects for Project Nexus

Policy-makers from Asean states, India and EU discuss goals for multilateral cross-border payments link

Project Nexus panel
Left to right: Daranee Saeju, Bank of Thailand; Leong Sing Chiong, Monetary Authority of Singapore; Ulrich Bindseil, European Central Bank; and Maha El Dimachki, BIS Innovation Hub
Jimmy Choi

Policy-makers highlighted scalability and governance issues surrounding Project Nexus – the initiative to link up multiple domestic instant payment systems (IPSs) at the Singapore Fintech Festival on November 7.

The Nexus team has been developing a standard way for IPSs to connect with one another, with the aim of making cross-border payment links easier to establish. The project has previously gone through proof-of-concept and trial stages. In July, the team said it was bringing the project

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