by Jake ClaverMojaloop, ISO 20022, and Interledger: taking the paper out of global trade
Here the focus is Mojaloop, ISO 20022, and Interledger, which move trade paperwork onto digital rails. Every part of it traces back to a named, primary source.
The Paperwork Layer
This material links the ecosystem to trade documents and paperless-commerce standards. Supporting material comes from the Mojaloop Market Practice Document and the Mojaloop ISO 20022 GitHub. Mojaloop ISO 20022 Market Practice docs, a technical reference from the organizations involved, states it directly:
> Mojaloop’s design is inherently built around the open Interledger Protocol (www.interledger.org). This enables schemes in different currencies/countries to simply interconnect via Forex service providers and settlement solutions. In addition, the Mojaloop Foundation continues to work with API standards bodies, for example, www.iso20022.org – the global standard for banks on payment messaging formats.
What This Means For Market Infrastructure
What it changes for the broader institutional payments and tokenization stack: trade finance needs trusted records and interoperable workflows, giving distributed-ledger systems a practical role beyond speculation. The broader research trail also includes the Mojaloop executive briefing PDF, the World Bank fast payment systems flagship PDF, and the World Bank FPS interoperability PDF.
From The Source
Receipts For The Trade Finance Thread
- Mojaloop ISO 20022 Market Practice docs
- Mojaloop Market Practice Document
- Mojaloop ISO 20022 GitHub
- Mojaloop executive briefing PDF
- World Bank fast payment systems flagship PDF
- World Bank FPS interoperability PDF
- BIS Project Nexus page
- BIS CPMI harmonised ISO 20022 final report
- World Bank/IMF Blockchain Interoperability working paper PDF
- World Bank remittances and Interledger article
