The wider CARICOM tokenisation track extends the Caribbean substrate beyond the offshore-finance perimeter into the CARICOM single market — Jamaica (JAM-DEX, BoJ, FSC), Trinidad & Tobago (CBTT, TTSEC), Barbados (CBB, FSC-B), and Guyana (BoG). The substrate ships Q2 2027 with explicit attention to CARICOM regional payments rails, retail-CBDC adjacency and small-state supervisor capacity.
JAM-DEX retail CBDC in production, payment-systems oversight, and prudential supervision of deposit-taking institutions.
Securities, insurance and pensions oversight, including tokenised-securities offerings and conduct supervision.
Payment-systems oversight, FX management, and prudential supervision of deposit-taking institutions in the T&T market.
Securities issuance and conduct oversight; positions on virtual-asset offerings under the Securities Act.
Payment-systems oversight, prudential supervision, and DLT pilot work alongside the FSC Barbados conduct-supervision regime.
Payment-systems oversight in a rapidly expanding extractive-sector economy with growing institutional tokenisation interest.
Government and corporate tokenised-bond issuance under FSC-Jamaica and TTSEC disclosure regimes, with regional secondary-venue interconnection.
Bank-issued deposit instruments interoperating with JAM-DEX retail CBDC adjacency and CARICOM cross-border settlement primitives.
Reconciliation against JAM-DEX retail CBDC where institutions operate alongside the sovereign rail, with explicit consumer-protection treatment.
Multi-currency settlement across JMD, TTD, BBD, GYD and USD with CARICOM-aligned originator/beneficiary envelope and FATF R.16 conformance.
Regulator-facing window scaled for CARICOM supervisors with constrained tooling — same lineage and audit envelope, lower setup overhead.
ORS weights, the effectiveness-grade rubric, Trust Gate definitions, the dependency-graph internals, and the institutional control library specifics for Wider CARICOM. The category map is public; the full operating disclosure is released only under signed terms.