From SWIFT to Digital Currencies: What Happens When Global Finance Stops Trusting the System?

For decades, global finance appeared stable — even predictable. Money moved through banks. Payments are cleared through centralised networks such as SWIFT, which connects more than 11,000 financial institutions across over 200 countries. Cross-border transactions relied on correspondent banking relationships anchored in a handful of currencies — above all, the US dollar, which still accounts…

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