Digital

Can digital money reduce our impact on the climate? This depends on how a digital currency is designed and distributed.

Today’s consumers expect their banks to provide packages of personalized services that go beyond payments. The big question: how are those best delivered?

Dr. Raoul-Thomas Herborg, Managing director CBDC at G+D, shares some solutions to the challenges of making CBDCs work offline.

Banks are reinforcing commitments to sustainability by developing eco-innovative payment card programs that help them and their customers cut CO₂ emissions.

An animation shows three use cases, demonstrating how CBDCs could benefit a variety of people.

We look at five ways currency management is set to evolve and how CBDCs can be integrated into the currency cycle.

How can card issuers enable customers to view and manage all the digital payment credentials they store across different merchants, e-wallets, and devices?

CBDCs that are not designed for interoperability from the ground up will never realize their full potential. Here’s why.

Network tokenization is redefining everyday e-commerce by combining the highest levels of security with a seamless customer experience.