Decoding Digital Assets: Stablecoins and Digital Money, a global capacity-building programme, informs regulators on stablecoins, tokenisation, and cross-border payments.
The Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN) and Ripple announced a strategic partnership to launch Decoding Digital Assets: Stablecoins and Digital Money, a global capacity-building programme aimed at strengthening policymakers’ and regulators’ understanding of digital assets.
Supported by Ripple, the initiative seeks to bridge the gap between fast-paced blockchain innovation and regulatory readiness, equipping public sector leaders with the tools to manage the next generation of financial systems. The programme will initially train over 200 central bankers, financial regulators, and policymakers from key Asia-Pacific markets, including Australia, the Philippines, and Thailand, before expanding globally.
Delivered over six weeks, the 8-hour online course includes fortnightly live sessions led by experts and a Tabletop Simulation that allows participants to stress-test policy responses to emerging risks such as cross-border regulatory conflicts and foreign-issued stablecoins. The curriculum draws from leading frameworks and case studies, including the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Project Guardian and regulatory models from Europe, Japan, and the United Kingdom.
Key focus areas include the mechanics and systemic implications of stablecoins, interoperability in cross-border payments, and governance and supervision under global frameworks such as FATF and IOSCO. By providing a shared foundation for understanding digital assets, the initiative aims to strengthen regional and international regulatory collaboration.
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