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The BIS Annual Economic Report 2025 (chapter III) states that, in next-generation correspondent banking on a tokenised platform, further efficiency can be achieved by embedding pre-screening checks into the payment instruction and compliance reporting capabilities through AI agents.

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III. The next-generation monetary and financial system → bears on → AI agents’ transactions bear on tokenised money and stablecoins

Where it appears

AI and money: what central banks and financial authorities have said, 1997–2026 →

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III. The next-generation monetary and financial systembears on ↓AI agents’ transactions bear on tokenised money and stablecoins

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Date: 2025-06-29 · publication Records dated 2025 →
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Register (kind of text): Nonfiction
Missing element: AI agents are placed in compliance on a tokenised platform; the passage does not state that agents’ transactions use, require or favour tokenised money or stablecoins (first limb). On the second limb, the agents act in compliance reporting (Box B describes them as copilots for suspicious-activity reports), not in a way the text says matters for the monetary system.

Scope and limitsThe chapter’s subject is the tokenised unified ledger; AI agents appear in a compliance role (Box B).

The evidence 01

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III. The next-generation monetary and financial system

Bank for International Settlements · 2025-06-29

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“In next-generation correspondent banking, further efficiency can be achieved by embedding pre-screening checks directly into the payment instruction and compliance reporting capabilities through AI agents (Box B).”

Location in source Section ‘The promise of tokenisation’, paragraph beginning ‘In strengthening AML/KYC compliance’

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Authors: Bank for International Settlements
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Attribution: Bank for International Settlements, “III. The next-generation monetary and financial system”, 2025-06-29.
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Record ID am-u08-bis-2025-aer-ch3