Central Bank Manager

The central bank manager reviews and approves or rejects pending creation, issuance, and retirement operations that are assigned to them.

The central bank manager can approve or reject assigned pending operations. They cannot create accounts, change limits, assign roles, edit token configuration, or change setup.

Before you can complete central bank manager tasks, you must have an eligible active CBDC account linked to your wallet, with an available balance. You must be a member of the Central Bank Manager application group and have the escrow ledger role. There must be pending requests assigned to you or your organization.

Typically the central bank manager completes tasks in the following order.

1. Review pending operations and the pending totals by organization.
2. Open the page that matches the request: Issuance, Creation, or Retirement.
3. Read the operation ID, parties, amount, purpose or memo, and request type.
4. Approve or reject a request, or choose multiple eligible requests and select Approve Selected. (You cannot reject multiple requests at a time.)
5. Refresh data and confirm that the request leaves the Pending page.
6. Select History and verify the terminal status and affected amount.

Troubleshooting

If an action is disabled, verify that the manager account is active and that the row is still pending. If a request is removed, check the History, because it may already be in a terminal state. If an amount or party is missing, refresh the data and verify the source operation. If a request is assigned elsewhere, the central bank administrator must verify the approver organization, user, and escrow role.