Networks · Private, permissioned · run by Central Bank of The Bahamas

Sand Dollar ledgerNew

The Central Bank of The Bahamas' ledger for the Sand Dollar retail CBDC: a private, permissioned distributed ledger designed by NZIA (now Movmint), on which the Central Bank keeps the record of all individual holdings while licensed financial institutions provide the wallets. A Kansas City Fed briefing says transactions are validated by a proof-of-work protocol.

Profile sources[1][2]

1Deployments
10Organisations
Live (limited) 1

Deployments on Sand Dollar ledger

Each row is a sourced claim on that deployment's record that it runs on Sand Dollar ledger. Balances are shown where a source gives one for this network.

DeploymentStatusAssetsHeld here Evidence Last reviewed
Central Bank of The Bahamas Sand Dollar
A private, permissioned DLT designed by NZIA (now Movmint); the Central Bank maintains the ledger of all holdings.
Live (limited)2,761,573 BSD[3]
31 Dec 2025
C Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, 10 Apr 2024[1]Reviewed 13d ago

Sources

  1. [1]Observations from the Retail CBDCs of the Caribbean (Payments System Research Briefing) — Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, 10 Apr 2024. Accessed 26 Oct 2026.C
  2. [2]Key Players SandDollar - Bahamas — Central Bank of The Bahamas. Accessed 26 Oct 2026.B
  3. [3]Annual Report and Statement of Accounts 2025 — Central Bank of The Bahamas, May 2026. Accessed 15 Oct 2026.A