The Solomon Islands Unified QR Code Project is an initiative led by the Central Bank of Solomon Islands (CBSI), in partnership with the Government of Australia, to support the development of a more open, inclusive, and interoperable digital payments ecosystem. The project aims to establish a unified QR code payment standard that enables secure and convenient digital transactions across participating payment providers, supporting use cases such as person-to-person and merchant payments. By promoting interoperability and greater access to digital payment services, the initiative seeks to strengthen financial inclusion, reduce barriers to digital payments, and contribute to the development of a modern and efficient national payments system in Solomon Islands.
Solomon Islands Unified QR Code Standard project
About the Project
Start and End Date
January
2026
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December
2027
Geographical Focus
Solomon Islands
Main Beneficiary
Government and Private Sector
Status
Active
Budget ($)
500000
Donors
Australia
Implementing Agency
National Central Bank
Policy Area
PA4. Legal & Regulatory Framework
Strategic Output
4.1. E-commerce-related laws are made or amended based on UNCITRAL model laws as best international standard, plus other best international practices.
Measures
4.1.3 Increase the adoption and use of international standards that support E-commerce, as well as technology and network neutrality and interoperability