DPI serves as a fundamental framework for implementing a country’s inclusive and interoperable digital economy blueprint.   The components that underpin a DPI stack are digital identity systems, payment systems, and data registers. These components offer functionalities to guarantee data security, privacy, and institutional responsibility for digitalising public services.

The results of real-time technologies powering digital economy initiatives continue to promote international cooperation using a data-service-information approach. To successfully navigate the ever-evolving real-time economy landscape, RTEN helps business leaders and economic advisors decipher the complexities of digital public infrastructure implementation and comprehend the inherent opportunities and challenges posed by digital technology advancements.

RTEN fosters partnerships and knowledge sharing among members by forming focus groups that comprise experts devoted to accelerating adoption and enhancing the value around real-time economies. Join Communities of Real-Time Economy Practitioners (CoREPs) and benefit from industry-focused discussions and dialogues to enable a Rea-Time Economy.

As smart and intelligent technologies continue to drive economic activities on a real-time basis, RTEN seeks to promote best practices for interoperable DPI implementation, foster ecosystem partnerships, and build capacity through digital skill training and advisory to achieve social inclusivity and ecosystem enablement.