When a country adopts @RaylsLabs into its financial system, it gets a serious upgrade.

Settlements that take days drop to minutes, transaction costs fall sharply by cutting out middlemen, and compliance is built in from the start. Privacy is protected, but regulators still have the access they need.

It's made for banks and institutions: a public network for liquidity plus private subnets for sensitive stuff. Governments keep full control while using a global ledger.

Money moves faster, 24/7, with less capital stuck in limbo. Reporting and reconciliation become automatic, so overall costs go down.

Economically, it's a win too transaction fees get partly burned (reducing $RLS supply) and partly shared with validators and the treasury, creating ongoing revenue for the country.

Brazil's central bank is already using Rayls for its CBDC (Drex), proving it works at national scale under strict rules.

By 2026, with staking live and more institutions joining, early adopters will gain efficiency, lower costs, built in compliance, new income streams, and a head start over others all without losing sovereignty.

In short: faster, cheaper, more efficient finance with extra revenue on top. That's the real impact. @cookiedotfun