Currency- LND aka Black USD

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 The Loc Nation Central Bank is an LEI-compliant monetary authority, registered to operate under international legal and regulatory frameworks. This status supports the global recognition of the LND currency and ensures seamless interaction with banks, financial institutions, and sovereign partners worldwide. 

LND (Loc Nation Dollar aka Black USD) – ISO 4217 Compliant & SWIFT Applied

The Loc Nation Dollar (LND), also known as Black USD, is a sovereign currency introduced under the State of Loc Nation Global Public Benefit Corporation (SOLNGPBC) and authorized by Christina Loren Clement LLC. LND is designed to serve both domestic and international markets as a secure, fully asset-backed currency with a legal framework aligned with ISO 4217 and SWIFT standards.

Key Highlights:

• Currency Code: LND
• Legal Basis: SOLNGPBC Restitution Act      2024
• Monetary Authority: Loc Community Association      Chartered Credit Union (central bank)
• Security Features: Comparable to USD —      including microprinting, color-shifting ink, holograms, and      anti-counterfeiting threads
• Compliance:
  • ISO 4217 currency structure       applied
  • SWIFT-compatible operational       framework
  • Full compliance with       international monetary, AML, and tax regulations
• Circulation: Physical and digital formats      
• Backing: $500 quadrillion in declared      U.S. assets, $1.4 trillion in secured interest reserves with 50% daily      interest
• Purpose: Economic restitution, global      trade alignment, and financial sovereignty for over 1.4 trillion citizens      under member regions affected by redlining globally and nationally.

Regional Integration:

• Adopted in multiple areas      affected by redlining and Gerry mandering.
• Exchangeable at par with USD      during transition

SWIFT & IMF Integration:

• SWIFT application in progress      to support international wire compatibility
• Legal filings prepared for IMF      and World Bank recognition
• Includes updated regulatory      acts for banking, securities, digital assets, and contract law
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