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Hong Kong’s e-HKD: Soaring to New Heights with CBDC Phase Two
Discover the insights and future plans of Hong Kong’s e-HKD pilot program as it moves into Phase Two, exploring new use cases and cross-border payments.
Digital Yuan Makes Waves: First Oil Transaction Settlement Using E-CNY
The digital yuan makes history with the first oil transaction settlement, marking a significant step for China in international trade and de-dollarization.
MBridge Expansion: The Future of International CBDCs
Discover the latest on mBridge’s expansion plans and its implications for international CBDC collaboration.
Project mBridge: The Central Bank Digital Currency Poised for Expansion
Explore Project mBridge, the upcoming CBDC initiative set to enhance global payments and financial collaboration.
Thailand’s Retail CBDC Pilot Project: A New Era for Digital Payments
Explore Thailand’s pilot project for a retail CBDC, involving major banks and payment providers testing the digital currency landscape.
Exploring Cross-Border CBDC Transfers: Insights from the BIS Innovation Hub Report
Discover the latest BIS report on cross-border CBDC projects and their implications for global finance.
Navigating the Uncertainties of Central Bank Digital Currencies: Insights from Davos
Discover the key challenges and opportunities of CBDCs from insights shared at the World Economic Forum, with expert opinions from global financial leaders.
Exploring the Success of the Multi-Jurisdictional CBDC Pilot Program
BIS reveals successful CBDC pilot with $22 million in transactions, involving Hong Kong, Thailand, China, and UAE central banks.
Top Universities in the UK Offering Cutting-Edge Blockchain Programs
Discover UK universities leading in blockchain education, equipping students with essential skills for a digital financial future.
BIS Tackles CBDCs Head-On: Innovations in Digital Currency and Stablecoin Monitoring
Explore BIS’s 2023 focus on CBDCs and Project Pyxtrial for stablecoin monitoring, enhancing financial systems on a global scale.
