CBDC News

ConsenSys will develop a proof-of-concept for cross-border payments following successful research between the two central banks.

Banking will not become decentralized, but with blockchain, it will become accountable for both banks and clients.

Without constant nurturing through communication and collaborative efforts, the pursuits of legislators and businesses would be fruitless.

U.S. citizens appear to be opposed to a digital dollar despite expressing concerns over the existing financial system.

The Federal Reserve Bank has been exploring digital currencies to modernize the U.S. payments sector.

China's e-commerce giant will reportedly help develop apps that support the forthcoming digital renminbi.

Before trying to apply blockchain to anything, think why.

China's central bank aims to challenge the global financial status quo.

The Philippines is really interested.

China might lead the charge into the digital economy, but will being the first major economy to launch a CBDC be enough to win global reserve currency status?

The Central Bank of The Bahamas is planning to launch a national cryptocurrency across its entire archipelago next month.

The digital renminbi is legally compensatory to China’s fiat currency.

The wait for CBDCs continue.

EU residents are becoming more comfortable with digital and contactless payments.

Is Mastercard trying to show some central banks the folly of their ways?