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CLS provides uniquely secure protection for cross currency settlement-payment versus payment. Under CLS, transactions are settled on a gross basis, whereas funding is on a netted basis. CLS Bank's unique process delivers settlement finality using Central Bank funds to simultaneously settle transactions in real time.

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CLS is a real-time system that enables simultaneous settlement globally, irrespective of time zones. CLS is an ongoing process of: submitting instructions - receiving payments of specified currencies from customers. funding - settling pairs of instructions that satisfy all criteria.

Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS) is an industry initiative to eliminate the settlement risk in foreign exchange transactions. This is achieved by using a 'payment versus payment' method, which provides a simultaneous exchange of currency values through CLS Bank International.

CLS replaces the method of cross-border settlement that had previously been in place for over 300 years. CLS Bank eliminates the 'temporal' (settlement) risk in cross-currency payment instruction settlement, substantially reducing operational risk in the FX markets.

A good example is a USD/JPY transaction: Outside CLS, the seller settles his JPY on T-1, whilst the buyer settles the USD on T. With CLS, the two flows are simultaneously settled. This is the Payment versus Payment (PvP) principle.

The main underlying reason for this is that the liquidity facilities are finite while there is no limit on the total value of the trades that you can attempt to settle via CLS.