The current international monetary system is heavily influenced by dominant reserve currencies, particularly the US dollar, which creates structural imbalances in global trade and financial dependence among nations. This paper proposes the Malla Neutral Currency Model (MNCM), a conceptual framework for a neutral global currency used exclusively for international trade settlements and reserve holdings. The model does not replace national currencies but operates as a parallel system to facilitate trade neutrality. MNCM introduces a flexible, demand-supply-driven valuation mechanism where exchange relationships are determined individually between countries based on trade flows, economic conditions, and participation levels. Governance is designed as a hybrid structure combining equal country representation with trade-weighted influence. The model emphasizes decentralized adjustment, distributed responsibility, and behavioral incentives that encourage export-oriented economic balance. This is a conceptual framework developed independently by the author. It does not claim empirical validation.
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