Abstract
When we look back, central banks have, from the outset, provided payment and settlement systems. Padoa-Schioppa (1991, p. 1) stated “[the] function of monetary policy and bank supervision is derived from provision of settlement services and oversight of payment and settlement systems.” Indeed, the provision of payment and settlement services (systems) is a central bank’s traditional and intrinsic function.
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