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South America Signals Readiness to Join the BRICS Payment System

Latin America edges closer to a post-dollar trade era as BRICS expands its financial reach toward the Western Hemisphere.

A Regional Shift Toward Multipolar Finance

  ● Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov confirmed that South American nations are ready to adopt the BRICS cross-border payment initiative — a bold expansion of the bloc’s financial architecture.
  ● This comes as BRICS accelerates its Economic Partnership Strategy through 2030, designed to move global trade beyond U.S.-centric clearing systems. 
  ● The initiative was formally discussed during the 2025 BRICS Summit, with Brazil — the current chair — playing a central coordination role.

Ryabkov’s remarks at the “Russia and Ibero-America in a Turbulent World” conference underscore that this is not theoretical diplomacy — it’s practical infrastructure building.

BRICS Payment Initiative: A New Trade Architecture

  ● The cross-border payment platform, expected to be operational by 2030, will allow settlements in local currencies, gold-linked assets, or digital tokens anchored to BRICS reserves.
  ● Latin American adoption would be transformative, connecting commodity-rich nations to an alternative settlement grid beyond SWIFT.
  ● Energy exporters like Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina could gain new leverage — trading oil, lithium, and agricultural products without routing through the dollar.

This is not just technical evolution — it’s monetary sovereignty in motion.

The Dollar’s Strategic Challenge

If South America and Africa both integrate with the BRICS system, the U.S. dollar’s dominance could face structural erosion:

  ● Fewer trade settlements in USD would reduce global demand for Treasuries, tightening U.S. liquidity.
  ● The Federal Reserve’s influence on international money flows would diminish as BRICS rails expand.
  ● Dollar-centric inflation control would weaken — undermining Washington’s fiscal stability.

The Federal Reserve’s challenge is existential:
keeping the dollar at the center of trade is not just policy — it’s survival.
And BRICS knows this.

Why Latin America’s Participation Matters

  ● The Western Hemisphere has long been Washington’s financial sphere, dominated by IMF and SWIFT channels.
  ● A shift toward BRICS rails represents a quiet geopolitical reversal, where the South American bloc aligns financially with Eurasia rather than the U.S.
  ● It also cements Brazil’s dual identity — a founding BRICS member and a regional bridge for new trade architecture.

Such participation could ignite a continental ripple effect, pulling in neighbors seeking stable trade alternatives and access to Chinese, Indian, and Russian markets.

Africa, Asia, and the Expanding BRICS Web

  ● Parallel negotiations are under way across Africa, where nations like Egypt, Ethiopia, and South Africa are already testing settlement models within the BRICS ecosystem.
  ● Asia’s mid-tier economies — Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand — are also building bridges to BRICS’ payment protocols.
  ● Together, these efforts amount to a slow-motion but deliberate realignment of global monetary power away from Western institutions.

This network of interoperable payment systems is laying the groundwork for a post-Bretton Woods financial order.

Why This Matters

The BRICS-South America integration isn’t just another diplomatic headline — it’s a real-world step in dismantling the dollar monopoly.
If implemented by 2030, it could reshape how trade, credit, and reserves flow across the Global South — and eventually the world.

This movement reveals an unavoidable truth: global finance is no longer controlled from a single capital.
Power is diffusing — technologically, economically, and politically.

This is not just politics — it’s global finance restructuring before our eyes.

@ Newshounds News™ Exclusive

Sources: 
• Watcher.Guru – South America Ready to Accept the BRICS Payment System
• TASS – Latin America Shows Rising Interest in BRICS
• Atlantic Council – Global South Payment Integration Strategies
• Reuters – BRICS Economic Partnership Through 2030
• IMF Data Portal – Currency Settlement Trends in Emerging Markets

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