The Commonwealth Reserve System is a full-reserve, decentralised retail banking system that is part of the Decentralised Commonwealth Banking Institution, operating on behalf of the Peoples' Commonwealth. It serves both citizens of the Peoples’ Commonwealth (Union State of British Commonwealth) and others who transact with the Commonwealth.

• ⚖️ Legally borderless: Operates under a neutral supranational legal jurisdiction of the Peoples’ Commonwealth functioning without reliance on any national framework.
• 🏛️ Politically sovereign: Maintains full institutional independence from national governments while ensuring full compliance with local laws in each country.

🌐 Licensing & Regulatory Overview

The Commonwealth Reserve System functions as an independent public body under the Bank of Commonwealth, established pursuant to Dominion Charter 13 of The Commonwealth Crown in 2022. It operates under the exclusive Retail System License granted under the Central Bank Act 2022 and is fully regulated within that statutory framework.

The Bank of Commonwealth is legally domiciled at:

⚖️ Jurisdictions & Operating Framework

The Commonwealth Reserve System operates as a federated structure of national, decentralised, and interconnected legal entities across twelve member jurisdictions, each of which forms part of the union state of the Peoples’ Commonwealth. The Commonwealth offers a robust operating framework with legal clarity.

• 📍 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, Delaware 19958
• 📍 1 Commonwealth Avenue, Galatas 18020
• 📍 167‑169 Great Portland Street, London W1W 5PF
• 📍 Commonwealth Building, St. James's Sq., London SW1Y 4JU
• 📍 Gaysorn Building, Ploenchit Road, Bangkok 10330
• 📍 8 Volunteer Battalions Street, Kiev 02000