4 trends redefining the future of public currency
What will the future of money look like, and how will it impact our societies globally? We explore four transformative trends reshaping public currency.
Payment behavior is evolving. Even in cash-based economies, a new generation of digital natives is emerging. In response, central banks around the world are actively exploring a digital complement to cash.
What will the future of money look like, and how will it impact our societies globally? We explore four transformative trends reshaping public currency.
From banks to businesses, a broad set of stakeholders needs to join forces to drive the success of central bank digital currency.
The financial system is changing in complex, fascinating ways. G+D Currency Technology CEO Wolfram Seidemann shares his perspective on the role of cash and its future.
By incorporating central bank digital currency into digital public infrastructures, countries can unlock socioeconomic potentials for generations to come.
CBDC, CBMT, and stablecoins are all forms of tokenized money. But each will play a distinct role within the digital currency and payments landscapes.
Even with the buzz around central bank digital currencies, certain myths still exist around them. Let’s set the record straight on CBDC.
How the ongoing volatility of crypto-assets is strengthening the case for central-bank-issued digital currencies.
The IoT’s explosive growth is matched by the discourse around payments there. Can CBDCs be the solution to enable smooth payments in the IoT space?
Like most payment methods, CBDC wallets are secured cryptographically. But the existing security is threatened by advances in quantum computing. The industry needs to prepare.