Or maybe RLUSD, backed by Ripple, which is the connection I am trying to make.Currently most cross-border payments in crypto seem to be done with the somewhat dubious dollar-pegged stablecoins like Tether (USDT) or USDC.
Any of the actual decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Solana or even Doge (and dozens of others) can be used for cross-border payments. Most have much faster transactions than Bitcoin.
That is what I wanted to point out - that Ripple has all the properties of a CBDC, with the ability to not be named as such directly. I completely understand that most of the cryptocurrencies are nothing extraordinary in terms of technology, and are even unproven technologies. Memecoins have the same value as numismatic items featuring Pope John Paul II, it is just the platforms that make them possible to buy and sell, reinforced by sheer mimetic desire on a global scale. The whole cryptocurrency bag contains pure scams, such as Trump coin, or what @Bluegazer is presenting (although I think that the Trump coin was a kind of demonstration or a pilot project for POTUS), mixed with some interesting federated or even decentralized database technologies that involve an economic component for sustainability.XRP is just a centrally controlled token (not a decentralized cryptocurrency) and in that regard it is not better than even the meme coin tokens, except less volatility.
For anyone interested, this is how easy it gets to create a meme coin (Solana-based), although it might not be as easy to get listed on an exchange: