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eCurrency translates cultural context into CBDC design, informed by global experience
Ranjo Denbow, eCurrency
The adoption of central bank digital currency (CBDC) is proving to be just as challenging, if not more so, than its technological development. As well as legal hurdles – and the challenges in convincing politicians around the world of their utility and to invest taxpayers’ money – banks, merchants and the public must also be persuaded to use CBDC in their daily transactions.
At a time when central banks’ monetary sovereignty is being increasingly challenged by new forms of private money
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