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Caricom is moving closer to a regional payment system that could allow consumers and businesses to make instant cross-border payments in local currencies, cutting transaction costs and reducing reliance on foreign reserve currencies.
Regional central banks are advancing work on the proposed Caricom Payment and Settlement System (CAPSS), with a pilot expected after further consultations and technical evaluations in the coming months.
The Central Bank of T&T, in a news release yesterday, said, CAPSS is intended to make regional payments faster, cheaper and more efficient while strengthening trade and economic integration among member states.
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