Ecuador's dollarised monetary system still has a national central-bank role. The BCE's official functions include strengthening dollarisation, preserving international reserves, supplying notes and coins, acting as fiscal agent and administering the Central Payments System. Its published explanation of dollarisation also distinguishes cash provision from issuing US dollars domestically. These functions should not be confused with an independent exchange-rate target for a national paper currency. Payment settlement, reserve assets and the liquidity needs of public and private institutions remain important even when transactions use dollars. Read those operations separately from commercial-bank lending and from the government's budget balance.
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