
Software makes the cash cycle more sustainable
Software is a game-changer in making your supply chain more sustainable. This is especially true in the cash cycle.
Responding to new banking alternatives, commercial banks are experimenting with digital technical architectures that will take them into the future.
Software is a game-changer in making your supply chain more sustainable. This is especially true in the cash cycle.
With central bank digital currencies, programmable payments could become a key capability of digital wallets. We explore the use cases driving adoption.
Can the cash cycle become truly sustainable? We explore some ways in which stakeholders are moving towards true participation in the circular economy.
Phygital customer experiences enable banks to offer the best of both physical and digital.
The work of banknote designers is seen by billions of people every day. But the skills needed to blend security with aesthetics are rarely appreciated.
Customer journeys that strike the right balance of physical and digital are key to appealing to different age groups.
The number of migrant workers globally is growing, and so are their remittances back home. These are expensive and unwieldy, but retail CBDCs can help.
The introduction of the euro in 2002 was a triumph and challenge on many fronts. Wolfram Seidemann, CEO of G+D Currency Technology, recalls the bold endeavor.
An animation shows three use cases, demonstrating how CBDCs could benefit a variety of people.