Exchange of Reserve Currencies is a specialized platform or mechanism that enables central banks, governments, and large financial institutions to exchange, buy, and sell reserve currencies.

Reserve Currencies are currencies that are widely used for international transactions and the preservation of countries’ international reserves. The most well-known examples of reserve currencies include the US Dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), British Pound (GBP), Japanese Yen (JPY), and Chinese Yuan (CNY).

These currencies are held in central banks as part of their foreign exchange reserves and can be used for interventions in the foreign exchange market, to stabilize the national currency, to make payments on international debts, or for other international financial obligations. The Exchange of Reserve Currencies provides liquidity and stability, allowing market participants to effectively respond to changes in economic policy and global economic conditions.