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It seeks to provide a more efficient way for innovative firms to interact with regulators, helping them navigate between countries as they look to scale new ideas. One of the ways GFIN seeks to achieve this is by developing a cross-border testing framework, colloquially known asthe “global sandbox”.  \nCross-Border Testing (CBT) is defined as “an environment that allows firms to consecutively or concurrently trial and scale new technologies, products or business models in multiple jurisdictions, gaining real-time insight into how a product or service might operate in the market”.  \nPurpose  \nThis short Q&A document has been designed to assist firms who are considering applying or in the process of applying to participate in cross-border testing. The document explains the process involved, timelines, and other relevant information to assist firms during the process. It covers:  \n•  Cross-Border Testing background and approach  \n• Applying for Cross-Border testing  \n• Application window and review process  \n• Test data and information sharing  \n•  General questions  \nCross-Border Testing background and approach  \n\n| Question | Answer |\n| --- | --- |\n| What is cross-border testing (CBT)? | CBT is an environment that allows firms to consecutively or concurrently trial and scale new technologies, products or business models in multiple jurisdictions, gaining real-time insight into how a product or service might operate multiple markets. |\n| Do all GFIN members participate in CBT? | No, not all GFIN members participate in CBT. A detailed list of the GFIN members currently participating in CBT can be found here. |\n| What financial services activities are covered as part of the CBT? | Different regulators support various financial services in their jurisdiction. The Regulatory Compendium contains regulators’ criteria for firms to participate in CBT in their jurisdiction- firms should confirm that their activities are supported before applying to a jurisdiction. |\n\n\n| I’m interested in running a cross-border test sequentially in different jurisdictions rather than concurrently, is this possible? | Yes – depending on the test. Given theresource required to conduct simultaneous testing activity in multiple jurisdictions, we anticipate that some firms may wish to time tests sequentially rather than concurrently. We remain open to the possibility of concurrent testing where a firm is ready to test a use case that justifies that approach. |\n| --- | --- |\n\nApplying for Cross-Border Testing  \n\n| Question | Answer |\n| --- | --- |\n| How can my firm apply? | Firms can apply through the Single-Entry application form which will be submitted to the selected regulators. 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