FOUNDATIONAL RESEARCH
MSRM-7 and the Digital Currency Monetary System (DCMS)
Defines the MSRM-7 seven-function reference architecture, the DCMS implementation model, and the institutional framework for sovereign monetary interoperability.
Foundational research, institutional monetary analyses, public policy submissions, standards-development materials and model legislation.
Defines the MSRM-7 seven-function reference architecture, the DCMS implementation model, and the institutional framework for sovereign monetary interoperability.
Examines international monetary cooperation, reserve architecture, development-finance transmission, SDR interoperability, and the role of DCMS in expanding monetary capacity.
Explores central banking, prudential policy, tokenised money, Project Agorá, settlement architecture, and how DCMS extends trusted digital monetary infrastructure.
Develops the Development Finance Interoperability model for translating development capital, guarantees, project credit, trade finance, and private investment into productive monetary execution.
Examines functional monetary integration, monetary sovereignty, regional monetary unions, AfCFTA, financial inclusion, digital cash, and UMOJA Africa as a pan-African interoperability model.
Defines Multipolar Monetary Interoperability, local-currency trade, Trade Denomination Sovereignty, NDB and BRICS payment-system interoperability, and UMU as a neutral settlement bridge.
Provides the Version 1.3 legal framework for UMU's dual-account architecture, denomination integrity, Primary Account redemption, Market Account liquidity, reserves, custody, settlement, and compliance.
Applies MSRM-7 to the U.S. Treasury's 87 GENIUS Act Section 3 rulemaking questions and presents DCMA's monetary-system analysis and implementation recommendations.
Requests ANSI and ASC X9 evaluation of MSRM-7 and supporting technical specifications as proposed new standards work, including a potential pathway to ISO/TC 68.