State-issued digital currencies: accepted countries, accepted or reviewed countries

State-issued digital currencies: accepted countries, accepted or reviewed countries
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2018-7-19 16:43

Some of them have already implemented the idea, some keep researching, while others — like Germany — have dismissed the idea altogether.
Monetas CEO Johann Gevers commented on the launch: “The Monetas deployment in Tunisia is the first application for a full ecosystem of digital payments.
Experimenters Uruguay Uruguay has evidently made the most effort in terms of testing the concept of CBDC among the experimenting countries.
Singapore Singapore has reportedly advanced in experimenting with a central bank digital currency (CBDC), although it’s not likely to go public.
In an interview with the Financial Times, he argued:   “Why would the central bank want to [issue digital currency to the non-bank public]?

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