
An invitation to “experience design that works”
How design excellence, know-how, and cutting-edge security features can help central banks realize their visions for banknotes that work for everyone.
Responding to the rise of new digital payment methods, central banks are developing their own digital currencies to ensure financial inclusion, financial stability, and effective monetary policy.

How design excellence, know-how, and cutting-edge security features can help central banks realize their visions for banknotes that work for everyone.

Now that 2026 has arrived, we look back at what made news in currency technology this year, and how it affects us.

How does a growing nation deliver financial inclusion and resilience to its citizens? South Africa has a few interesting answers.

France’s payment landscape is led by cards, which primarily use the domestic network Cartes Bancaires. Will it expand its success online with Click to Pay?

Given that public money remains a trust anchor, CBDCs can be the bridge between traditional payment rails and the evolving tokenized financial ecosystem.

Banknote fiber extraction (BFE®) has real-world applications that banks can turn to in an era of increasing environmental responsibility.

How can relying parties prepare for eIDAS 2.0–mandated deadlines? An orchestration layer for acceptance across multiple wallets is one avenue.

Cash operations today must be efficient, resilient, and sustainable. Service digitalization ensures all three – securely.
Caches of cash: why people across all generations now want to keep more money on tap.