by Jake Claverpacs.crypto, ISO 20022, and XRP support: rebuilding the cross-border payment rail
Here the focus is pacs.crypto, ISO 20022, and XRP support, which sit at the center of how cross-border payments settle. Every part of it traces back to a named, primary source.
The Rail Behind The Headline
This material connects the ecosystem to payment rails and cross-border transaction flows. Supporting material comes from the pacs.crypto Instruction API file and the ISO 20022 Web APIs whitepaper. pacs.crypto GitHub repository, a technical reference from the organizations involved, states it directly:
> 0022 Registration Management Group ISO 20022 and Web APIs 1 Scope This document: — provides best practice suggestions for modelling RESTful APIs with the artefacts currently embodied in the ISO 20022:2013 methodology, — describes transformation rules from the ISO 20022 Logical Level to OpenAPI, — but it does not address communication or storage security. Note: It may also: — identify work for further consideration in the next systematic review of ISO 20022; —include references to recommended security and…
What This Means For Market Infrastructure
What it changes for the broader institutional payments and tokenization stack: payments infrastructure is a repeat-use case that can create ongoing demand for reliable networks and settlement assets. The broader research trail also includes the BIS CPMI harmonised ISO 20022 final report and the BIS Project Nexus ISO 20022 blueprint PDF.
From The Source
