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U.S. Tightens Control Over International Payments: Brent Neiman's Insights

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


The U.S. Treasury is enforcing stringent rules on international payment systems to maintain global market stability and economic security.

U.S. Stance on Cross-Border Payments

Brent Neiman, Assistant Secretary for International Finance, emphasized that systems not meeting U.S. standards could destabilize global markets. He stated that the U.S. must lead in cross-border payments to ensure high standards in combating financial crimes.

The BRICS Challenge

BRICS countries have signed an agreement to develop payment systems bypassing Western-controlled networks, aiming for financial independence and reducing reliance on the dollar. Neiman warned of potential risks from such systems, underscoring the need for regulation.

The Dollar and Crypto Factor

The dollar remains the mainstay of global finance, but blockchain and cryptocurrencies, like stablecoins, could change this. Neiman believes the U.S. should modernize its payment networks and initiate a federal framework to control stablecoins usage.

The U.S. aims to preserve its financial dominance through strict international payment standards, while BRICS countries and new technologies challenge the status quo.

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