The Reserve Bank of India has apparently floated the idea of linking BRICS nations' central bank digital currencies for cross-border payments. This isn't about replacing anything overnight—it's infrastructure planning, the kind that takes years but matters more than the noise.
What stands out is the focus on interoperability between different CBDC systems, which suggests they're designing for actual settlement flows rather than symbolic gestures. If you're watching macro shifts in how liquidity might move outside traditional correspondent banking, this is one of those quiet developments worth tracking. Not dramatic, just directional.