
Well, it’s a bit more complex than that. As a company that prints money, they are required to audit and vet countries before doing business with them, and terminating business with countries that accept bribes, because they print money.
They also do drivers licenses, passports, and border control systems.
Doing business with one nation that accepts bribes could cause the anullment of contracts from every nation they deal with.
If the US starts taking bribes officially via moves like this, CBN will have to exit the country.





Sure, but the US was still part of the anti-bribery pact until now.
Its also exceedingly hard for CBN to exit a contract quickly. Procurement cycles for things like printing money and DLID systems are years in length, generally two. CBN would need to wait for the next RFC cycle, and then simply not put in an offer.
They can’t just exit a contract for these types of systems, it’s not juice exports.
And if they kept doing business with a country taking bribes, they would lose their contracts in Canada, NZ, Australia and others. But those three are huge contract holders. It would kill CBNs business.