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	The AMF initiated the ARPS project in 2018, with aim to support economic and financial integration between ] and expand trade and investment activities with their global trading partners.<ref>{{cite web \|website=buna.co \|url=https://buna.co/the-organization \|access-date={{date\|2024-12-26}} \|title=The Organization}}</ref>		The AMF initiated the ARPS project in 2018, with aim to support economic and financial integration between ] and expand trade and investment activities with their global trading partners.<ref>{{cite web \|website=buna.co \|url=https://buna.co/the-organization \|access-date={{date\|2024-12-26}} \|title=The Organization}}</ref>

	The Buna foreign-exchange settlement service first went live on {{date\|2023-11-6}}, when its PvP functionality was used by ] (ADCB) and ]. This initial service supported FX transactions in any pair of six currencies: four regional currencies, the ] (AED), ] (EGP), ] (JOD) and ] (SAR), and two global currencies, the ] (EUR) and ] (USD).<ref name=GoLive/>		The Buna foreign-exchange (FX) settlement service first went live on {{date\|2023-11-6}}, when its PvP functionality was used by ] (ADCB) and ]. This initial service supported FX transactions in any pair of six currencies: four regional currencies, the ] (AED), ] (EGP), ] (JOD) and ] (SAR), and two global currencies, the ] (EUR) and ] (USD).<ref name=GoLive/>

	As of end-2024, Buna participants included banks and central banks from ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], the ], and ] together with the AMF.<ref>{{cite web \|website=buna.co \|url=https://buna.co/participants \|access-date={{date\|2024-12-26}} \|title=List of Buna Participants}}</ref>		As of end-2024, Buna participants included banks and central banks from ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], the ], and ] together with the AMF.<ref>{{cite web \|website=buna.co \|url=https://buna.co/participants \|access-date={{date\|2024-12-26}} \|title=List of Buna Participants}}</ref>

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Cross-border financial infrastructure

Buna, known until 2020 as the Arab Regional Payment System (ARPS), is a multinational financial market infrastructure that allows payment versus payment (PvP) settlement of transactions in currencies of the Middle East and North Africa region. It is operated by the Arab Regional Payments Clearing and Settlement Organization (ARPCSO), a company based in Abu Dhabi and fully owned by the Arab Monetary Fund (AMF).

Overview

The AMF initiated the ARPS project in 2018, with aim to support economic and financial integration between Arab countries and expand trade and investment activities with their global trading partners.

The Buna foreign-exchange (FX) settlement service first went live on 6 November 2023, when its PvP functionality was used by Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (ADCB) and Jordan Ahli Bank. This initial service supported FX transactions in any pair of six currencies: four regional currencies, the Emirati dirham (AED), Egyptian pound (EGP), Jordanian dinar (JOD) and Saudi riyal (SAR), and two global currencies, the euro (EUR) and US dollar (USD).

As of end-2024, Buna participants included banks and central banks from Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Yemen together with the AMF.

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	The AMF initiated the ARPS project in 2018, with aim to support economic and financial integration between ] and expand trade and investment activities with their global trading partners.<ref>{{cite web \|website=buna.co \|url=https://buna.co/the-organization \|access-date={{date\|2024-12-26}} \|title=The Organization}}</ref>		The AMF initiated the ARPS project in 2018, with aim to support economic and financial integration between ] and expand trade and investment activities with their global trading partners.<ref>{{cite web \|website=buna.co \|url=https://buna.co/the-organization \|access-date={{date\|2024-12-26}} \|title=The Organization}}</ref>

	The Buna foreign-exchange settlement service first went live on {{date\|2023-11-6}}, when its PvP functionality was used by ] (ADCB) and ]. This initial service supported FX transactions in any pair of six currencies: four regional currencies, the ] (AED), ] (EGP), ] (JOD) and ] (SAR), and two global currencies, the ] (EUR) and ] (USD).<ref name=GoLive/>		The Buna foreign-exchange (FX) settlement service first went live on {{date\|2023-11-6}}, when its PvP functionality was used by ] (ADCB) and ]. This initial service supported FX transactions in any pair of six currencies: four regional currencies, the ] (AED), ] (EGP), ] (JOD) and ] (SAR), and two global currencies, the ] (EUR) and ] (USD).<ref name=GoLive/>

	As of end-2024, Buna participants included banks and central banks from ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], the ], and ] together with the AMF.<ref>{{cite web \|website=buna.co \|url=https://buna.co/participants \|access-date={{date\|2024-12-26}} \|title=List of Buna Participants}}</ref>		As of end-2024, Buna participants included banks and central banks from ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], ], the ], and ] together with the AMF.<ref>{{cite web \|website=buna.co \|url=https://buna.co/participants \|access-date={{date\|2024-12-26}} \|title=List of Buna Participants}}</ref>

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