Overview
Central Ura (URU) operates on a credit-to-credit model, fundamentally different from the debt-based structure of traditional fiat currencies. This key distinction shapes how Central Ura is issued, circulated, and utilized within the economy. Always backed by real assets, Central Ura ensures stability and promotes sustainable economic growth. This blog outlines the circulation flow model for using Central Ura as the primary money in your economy, providing a pathway for nations to shift from debt-based fiat systems to asset-backed money.
Circulation Flow Model
This model describes the flow of Central Ura as it moves through the financial system, backed by assets and designed for stability:
1. Resource Mobilization Inc. (RMI)
- Asset Backing: RMI holds valuable receivables and assets, often denominated in traditional currencies like US dollars. These assets provide the foundation for issuing Central Ura, ensuring every unit of Central Ura is supported by tangible value.
- Credit Creation: RMI assigns its receivables to Central CM Series LLC, a Series of RMI I Series LLC. Central CM Series LLC uses these receivables to issue Central Cru, the primary reserve asset for Central Ura. This process ensures that Central Ura is fully backed by real, valuable assets.
2. Central Ura Reserve Limited (CUR)
- Issuance: The Central Ura Reserve Limited (CUR) is responsible for the official issuance of Central Ura, backed by Central Cru and other primary reserve assets held by CUR. This ensures that the issuance of Central Ura is always aligned with the value of its underlying assets, preventing inflation and ensuring stability. CUR acts as the custodian of all primary reserves within the Central Ura Monetary System, including Central Cru and any other assets acquired through profits from circulating Central Ura, classified as primary reserves.
- Distribution to NCUBs and NCUIBs: CUR distributes Central Ura to National Central Ura Banks (NCUBs) and National Central Ura Investment Banks (NCUIBs), ensuring the smooth flow of Central Ura throughout national financial systems.
3. National Central Ura Banks (NCUBs) and National Central Ura Investment Banks (NCUIBs)
- Local Distribution: NCUBs and NCUIBs are national institutions that distribute Central Ura to local financial institutions, ensuring availability across the national economy.
- Secondary Reserve Management: While NCUBs and NCUIBs manage secondary reserves at the national level, they may also bank portable secondary reserves with CUR in the USA for added security and management efficiency.
- Digital and Physical Currency Management: These institutions handle both digital and physical forms of Central Ura, facilitating its usage across the economy. They also assist in the conversion of national fiat currencies into Central Ura.
4. Local Financial Institutions (CUBs and CUIBs)
- Circulation: Central Ura Banks (CUBs) and Central Ura Investment Banks (CUIBs), such as Neshuns, receive Central Ura from NCUBs and NCUIBs and ensure its distribution within local markets. These institutions are crucial for making Central Ura accessible for everyday use.
- Loans and Financial Transactions: Local institutions facilitate various financial activities—such as loans, savings, and transactions—using Central Ura. This enables businesses, individuals, and governments to fully integrate Central Ura into their economic activities, using it as money for daily operations.
5. Businesses and Individuals
- Usage: Businesses and individuals use Central Ura for day-to-day transactions, investments, and savings. The asset-backed nature of Central Ura ensures it remains a stable medium of exchange, retaining its value over time.
- Economic Activities: Central Ura plays a key role in promoting trade, investment, and economic growth, particularly at the community level. Its stability helps businesses and individuals maintain their purchasing power.
6. Government Entities
- Public Spending: Governments can adopt Central Ura for public spending on infrastructure, social programs, and services. By using Central Ura, they reduce their reliance on debt-based financing, promote fiscal discipline, and avoid sovereign debt accumulation.
Visual Representation of the Circulation Flow Model
The visual representation of this flow demonstrates how Central Ura is mobilized through the economy. It begins with RMI assigning receivables to Central CM Series LLC, which issues Central Cru. The flow continues through CUR, NCUBs/NCUIBs, and eventually to local financial institutions, businesses, individuals, and government entities. Arrows indicate the movement of money within the system, emphasizing the importance of asset backing for maintaining stability and trust in Central Ura.
Conclusion
The Central Ura Circulation Flow Model highlights an efficient and stable financial ecosystem. Central Ura is issued based on real assets, circulating through various national and local institutions. By utilizing a credit-to-credit structure and relying on the backing of Central Cru and other primary reserves managed by CUR, Central Ura offers a stable and resilient currency model that supports sustainable economic growth.
As nations transition to the Credit-to-Credit Monetary System, they can replace debt-based fiat currencies with asset-backed money like Central Ura, ensuring that their domestic currency also conveys money with real value. This transition paves the way for economic stability and long-term prosperity.
For more details on how Central Ura can be integrated into your economy, or for a detailed visual of the Circulation Flow Model, please contact us or visit our website. Central Ura emerged from RMI’s receivables sales framework and is now positioned as a leading asset-backed money for modern economies.