Central Ura Reserve Limited

Central Ura Monetary Structure

About Central Ura Monetary Structure

The Central Ura Monetary Structure represents a sophisticated and robust framework for the issuance, circulation, and management of Central Ura, a stable, asset-backed currency designed within the Credit-to-Credit Monetary System. This structure is built to ensure that Central Ura remains fully supported by tangible assets, aligning its value with real economic activity and providing a reliable medium of exchange for global trade and finance. This document outlines the key components, roles, and processes that define the Central Ura Monetary Structure.

Key Components of the Central Ura Monetary Structure

  • Central Ura Reserve Limited (CUR Limited): At the top of the Central Ura Monetary Structure is Central Ura Reserve Limited, the entity responsible for overseeing the issuance and management of Central Ura on a global scale. CUR Limited ensures that every unit of Central Ura in circulation is backed by legally enforceable receivables and other tangible assets, maintaining the currency’s stability and trustworthiness.
  • Central Ura Reserve Management LLC: This entity acts as the official management company and operational arm of CUR Limited. Central Ura Reserve Management LLC handles all communications, agreements, contracts, and dealings with parties worldwide on behalf of CUR Limited. It is responsible for managing the Global Reserve, which backs Central Ura, and ensuring compliance with global regulatory standards.
  • Ura Central Corp: Ura Central Corp operates as the overarching supervisory authority within the Central Ura Monetary Structure. It coordinates the activities of National Central Ura Banks and ensures that the issuance and circulation of Central Ura comply with the principles of the Credit-to-Credit Monetary System.
  • National Central Ura Banks: These banks function as the representatives of Ura Central Corp within individual nations. Each National Central Ura Bank is responsible for the issuance, management, and regulation of Central Ura within its respective country. They ensure that all Central Ura in circulation is fully backed by national assets and receivables, in line with global standards.
  • Global Reserve: The Global Reserve consists of the Primary and Secondary Reserves that back Central Ura. The Primary Reserve includes Central Cru, while Secondary Reserves are generated during the circulation of Central Ura through the monetization of additional receivables and assets. The Global Reserve ensures that Central Ura remains stable and trustworthy.

Processes Within the Central Ura Monetary Structure

  • Issuance of Central Ura: The issuance of Central Ura is strictly regulated and controlled by CUR Limited through National Central Ura Banks. This process involves the monetization of receivables and other tangible assets, ensuring that each unit of Central Ura is fully backed by real economic value. The issuance is aligned with the principles of the Credit-to-Credit Monetary System, preventing inflation and maintaining currency stability.
  • Circulation of Central Ura: Once issued, Central Ura circulates within the global economy, functioning as a stable and secure medium of exchange. The currency is accepted globally for trade, investment, and savings, supported by the trust that it is fully backed by tangible assets. The circulation process also contributes to the creation of Secondary Reserves, further strengthening the currency.
  • Settlement and Reconciliation: As receivables that back Central Ura are paid off, the corresponding Central Ura units are settled and reconciled. This process ensures that the money supply remains stable and that the currency continues to be fully supported by tangible assets. It also helps prevent inflationary pressures by maintaining a balanced and controlled money supply.
  • Global Reserve Management: Central Ura Reserve Management LLC manages the Global Reserve, ensuring that it remains fully aligned with the principles of the Credit-to-Credit Monetary System. This includes the diversification, regular auditing, and strategic allocation of assets within the reserve to optimize its performance and maintain currency stability.

Roles and Responsibilities

  • CUR Limited: Oversees the global issuance and management of Central Ura, ensuring that the currency remains fully backed by tangible assets and aligned with the Credit-to-Credit Monetary System.
  • Central Ura Reserve Management LLC: Manages the Global Reserve, handles communications and contracts on behalf of CUR Limited, and ensures compliance with global regulatory standards.
  • Ura Central Corp: Supervises the activities of National Central Ura Banks and ensures consistency and compliance with global standards within the Central Ura Monetary Structure.
  • National Central Ura Banks: Issue and manage Central Ura within their respective nations, ensuring that the currency is fully backed by national assets and receivables.
  • Global Reserve: Provides the tangible backing for Central Ura, consisting of both Primary and Secondary Reserves, and ensures the currency’s stability and reliability.

Benefits of the Central Ura Monetary Structure

  • Economic Stability: The Central Ura Monetary Structure ensures that the currency is fully aligned with real economic activity, promoting long-term economic stability and preventing the imbalances seen in fiat currency systems.
  • Inflation Resistance: By tying the issuance of Central Ura to existing receivables and assets, the structure inherently resists inflation, maintaining the purchasing power of the currency over time.
  • Global Trust and Acceptance: The comprehensive and transparent management of Central Ura, supported by the Global Reserve, builds trust and confidence in the currency, leading to its widespread acceptance in international trade and finance.
  • Legal and Financial Security: The legal enforceability of the assets backing Central Ura provides an additional layer of security, ensuring that the currency remains a reliable medium of exchange in all financial transactions.
  • Sustainable Economic Growth: By promoting responsible financial practices and aligning money creation with real economic value, the Central Ura Monetary Structure supports sustainable economic growth and development on a global scale.

The Ura Monetary Structure is a replica of the traditional monetary structure, demonstrating that it is a stable and reliable monetary system based on proven principles. Within this structure, all institutions embody the same essential elements as their counterparts in the existing traditional fiat monetary systems, including their organizational structure, regulatory framework, and core functions. Working together, these institutions play vital roles in governing Ura and the Ura reserves to uphold Ura’s integrity and stability as global honest money. The Ura Monetary Structure is simply referred to as such because it is essentially the same as traditional fiat monetary systems with three key enhancing differences:

Ura as the Preferred Currency:

 

Ura is privately issued honest money that has the same level of safeguards as fiat while overcoming its inherent shortfalls and the problem of exclusion. The value of Ura is not based on faith or speculation but on the underlying value of the assets it is drawn on. This means that the value of Ura is not based on people’s belief in its value but on the actual value of the assets that it is drawn on. The assets that Ura is drawn on are US dollar-denominated receivables, which are debts that are owed to Resource Mobilization Inc (RMI) in US dollars. Therefore, Ura is not a cryptocurrency, fiat, or collective investment scheme, rather Ura is the evidence of the actual assets it is drawn on.

Seamless Integration with Fiat Systems:

 

It integrates seamlessly with existing fiat monetary systems, using the exact distribution mechanisms, processes, and practices used for fiat in fiat systems to distribute Ura. However, unlike fiat currencies which are typically backed by a country’s government instead of a physical commodity or financial instrument, Ura has a mandatory 100% physical commodity or financial instrument reserve. This means that for every Ura in circulation, there is US$136.04 in real assets backing it under the custody and management of the Ura issuing, circulating, and distributing institutions. Continuous liquidity for Ura in circulation reinforces its status as a reliable and trustworthy global currency.

Enhanced Depositors’ Protection Insurance:

 

The Ura Monetary Structure has comprehensive depositors’ protection insurance that has no limits. This means that all Ura deposits, whether above or below the traditional bank or national limits, are fully protected. For example, if you have U1,000,000.00 (Ura) deposited in a Ura institution, and that institution fails, you will get your total U1,000,000.00 back. This is a significant difference from traditional deposit insurance schemes, which often have limits.

The primary objective of the Ura Monetary Structure is to support Ura as a complementary form of honest money that addresses the shortcomings and exclusions of the fiat monetary system. The Ura Monetary Structure achieves this objective by maintaining the value and stability of both the Ura and the Ura reserve. This ensures that Ura is a reliable, stable, and accessible honest global money. The Ura Monetary Structure has also integrated an unparalleled level of security into its system, making Ura an attractive medium of exchange and facilitating seamless transactions. This bolsters Ura’s utility in all economic activities.

Institutions within the Ura Monetary Structure

Central Ura Organization LLC (CUO)

  • Role: Supreme authority governing the Ura Monetary Structure.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Overseeing the Issuing, circulating, and management of Central Ura.
    • Overseeing the formulation and implementing of Ura monetary policy.
    • Overseeing the stability of Ura’s value and purchasing power.
    • Responding to economic conditions by recommending the regulation of Ura supply.

Central Ura Reserve Limited (CUR)

  • Role: Global reserve bank within the Ura monetary system.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Custodian of the global Ura reserve
    • Executing CUO’s monetary policy decisions.
    • Issuing, circulating, and management of Central Ura
    • Supervising and regulating Ura national-central banks.
    • Maintaining stability and efficiency within the Ura Monetary Structure.

Central Ura Reserve Management LLC (CURM)

  • Role: Management company for the CUR.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Implementing CUR’s roles and functions.
    • Implementing the Custodian of the global Ura reserve role of CUR.
    • Overseeing the Issuance of Ura notes, coins, and digital representations.
    • Ensuring the security and legitimacy of Ura currency.

Ura Board of Governors (UBG)

  • Role: Advisory oversight within the Ura Monetary Structure.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Advisory oversight of Ura Central Banks (UCBs).
    • Collaborative decision-making among UCBs.
    • Providing expert guidance and insights.
    • Ensuring regional representation
    • Policy formulation.
    • Crisis management
    • Public trust communication.

Ura Open Market Committee (UOMC)

  • Role: Conducts open market operations.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Implementing CUO’s monetary policy decisions.
    • Influencing Ura supply and interest rates.
    • Aligning actions with broader economic goals.
    • Monitoring economic data for informed decision-making.
    • Ensuring transparency and communication.
    • Collaboration with UCBs

Ura Central Banks (UCBs)

  • Role: Key players in governing and implementing Ura within nations.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Executing CUO’s monetary policy decisions.
    • Issuing Ura currency.
    • Regulating financial institutions.
    • Managing national Ura reserves.
    • Conducting economic research and analysis.
    • Promoting financial inclusion.

Ura Fiduciary Printers

  • Role: Producing physical Ura currency.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Producing Ura notes and coins.
    • Implementing advanced security features.
    • Ensuring quality assurance.
    • Facilitating currency distribution.
    • Managing currency recycling.
    • Engaging in public awareness campaigns.
    • Research and innovation.

Ura Treasury Department

  • Role: Coordinates Ura’s monetary policies with fiscal policies, ensuring stability and prosperity.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Manages Ura-denominated securities for open market operations.
    • Facilitates communication between UCB and Government.
    • Integrates monetary and fiscal aspects for effective policy implementation.
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Ura Deposit Insurance Corporation

  • Role: Safeguards depositors’ funds, enhancing confidence in the Ura financial system.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Guarantees return of deposited Ura amounts in case of insolvency.
    • Mitigates risks associated with bank failures.
    • Fosters depositor confidence and stability in the Ura monetary system.

Ura Financial Institutions (UFIs)

  • Role: Intermediaries between the public and UCB.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Maintaining 100% national reserve requirements.
    • Acting as intermediaries.
    • Distributing Ura at an exchange rate of 1 Ura = $136.04.
    • Upholding financial stability.
    • Supporting global economic development.
    • Providing banking services.
    • Processing and settling financial transactions.
    • Creating credit.
    • Complying with regulations.
    • Providing customer support.

Ura Clearing and Settlement Systems

  • Role: Facilitating clearing and settlement of Ura transactions.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Verifying legitimacy of transactions.
    • Executing secure and prompt fund transfers.
    • Supporting seamless transactions.
    • Ensuring robust security measures.
    • Enhancing Ura’s usability.

Ura Payments Systems (UPS)

  • Role: Coordinated network for Ura transactions.
  • Responsibilities:
    • Operating as a clearinghouse.
    • Offering digital payment solutions.
    • Facilitating cross-border payments.
    • Ensuring payment security and fraud prevention.
    • Promoting interoperability.
    • Continuously innovating payment technologies.

Through their collective efforts, these institutions uphold the principles and objectives of the Ura Monetary Structure, fostering a secure, reliable, and inclusive global financial system.

The Central Ura Monetary Structure is a sophisticated and robust framework designed to ensure the stability, security, and trustworthiness of Central Ura within the global economy. Through its well-defined components, processes, and roles, the structure provides a stable and reliable currency that is fully aligned with real economic activity. This innovative approach to money creation and management offers a compelling alternative to traditional fiat currency systems, promoting economic stability, trust, and sustainable growth on a global scale

 

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