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China’s first hardware wallet for the digital yuan supports dual offline payments without an internet connection.
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The upcoming Mate 40 line of devices will feature a built-in hardware wallet for China's central bank digital currency.
2020-10-31 13:36 | |
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The Mate40 series will reportedly enable dual offline transactions and allow users to control anonymity.
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In an interesting twist–and perhaps another chess move by the Chinese central bank– is the revelation that the digital yuan may not only be stored using a “hot” wallet but a traceable hardware wallet activated by users submitting personal details as per a CoinDesk report on Sep 1.
2020-9-2 14:00 | |
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China Construction Bank’s brief digital yuan debut suggests that hardware wallets for the central bank digital currency may be in the works.
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