
CBDCs enhance interoperability in digital finance
Given that public money remains a trust anchor, CBDCs can be the bridge between traditional payment rails and the evolving tokenized financial ecosystem.
The global population growth is accompanied by economic growth throughout the world – and an expanding market for public currencies. While physical cash has lost none of its significance, central banks worldwide are exploring a digital complement to cash: Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC). Discover the future of currency technology.

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.
Caches of cash: why people across all generations now want to keep more money on tap.

A new banknote like the redesigned US $10 bill in 2026 isn’t just a challenge to your existing infrastructure: it’s an opportunity for a strategic reset.

CBDCs are moving from concept to reality. The point of sale is where they’ll make the most impact – and integration is far simpler than many expect.

In our latest Q&A, Kai Götzelmann discusses building world-class teams and leading major security infrastructure projects.

A central bank doesn’t have to choose between a retail CBDC and an instant payment system – they can be complementary.

A state-of-the-art cash center in Luanda, Angola, illustrates the central bank’s commitment to securing the cash cycle and modernizing the nation’s economy.

Lower carbon footprint. Higher bio-based content. Discover how the cash industry is rethinking what sustainable banknotes really look like in practice.