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Adding offline capabilities to digital payments
Adding offline capabilities to digital payments will enhance financial inclusion and payment resilience, while adorning electronic payments with cash-like features.
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.
Adding offline capabilities to digital payments will enhance financial inclusion and payment resilience, while adorning electronic payments with cash-like features.
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