India: RBI Stalls its Plans to Launch Central Bank Digital Currency

India: RBI Stalls its Plans to Launch Central Bank Digital Currency
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2019-1-3 08:00

According to a report from Business Line, published on January 1, 2019, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has stalled its plan to launch a national digital currency. Too Early for Central Bank Digital Currency The cryptocurrency ecosystem in India has been plagued with confusion and indecisiveness, and the latest decision by the country’s financial watchdog is no exception.

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