The Republic of the Marshall Islands is taking a significant step towards modernizing its financial system by implementing a blockchain-based universal basic income program. This innovative approach aims to enhance financial access for its citizens and streamline the distribution of funds. The source reports that this initiative could serve as a model for other nations looking to adopt similar technologies.
Introduction of Lomalo Digital Wallet
The country is currently testing a digital wallet system named Lomalo, which will facilitate the distribution of universal basic income. By transitioning from traditional paper checks to digital payments, the Marshall Islands hopes to improve efficiency and accessibility for its residents.
Utilization of USDM1 Token
In addition to the digital wallet, the initiative will utilize the USDM1 token as a more stable financial instrument. This move is expected to not only simplify financial transactions but also provide a secure and reliable means for citizens to receive their income. This marks a significant advancement in the nation's economic framework.
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