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The future of Central Bank Digital Currencies

  • 25articles
  • 2017first covered
  • 29 Mar 2026latest update
  • 1linked technologies

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All 25 articles on Central Bank Digital Currencies

  1. The Future of Money 2050Opinion
  2. ECB Lagarde warns Stablecoins could lead to the privatisation of moneyConnected society
  3. BOE Governor pitches tokenised wholesale transactions using central bank moneyConnected society
  4. Bitcoin is flying high and countries are considering building national reservesConnected society
  5. Brazil could launch its new CBDC by 2025Connected society
  6. SWIFT conducts first ever successful CBDC interconnect trialConnected society
  7. The Russian Central Bank says digital currencies could spell the end of the SWIFT networkConnected society
  8. Chinese government announces more workers will be paid using its new CBDCConnected society
  9. EU mulls offline CBDC transactions to help users maintain privacyConnected society
  10. BritCoin could arrive in the next decade says BoEConnected society
  11. The US Digital Dollar Project finally gets a sandbox launchConnected society
  12. China’s new digital currency comes with an expiry date for better and worseConnected society
  13. Australia’s central bank is sceptical on a digital currency, but signals that could changeConnected society
  14. China’s national digital currency is now available on WeChatConnected society
  15. New survey says central banks are lining up to create CBDCs but not on the blockchainConnected society
  16. French central bank successfully completes first test of their sovereign digital currencyConnected society
  17. Federal Reserve’s Digital Dollar initiative has Wall Street panickingConnected society
  18. Bank of England jumps on the central bank digital currency bandwagonConnected society
  19. China says its new digital currency will be an insurance policy in case tech giants failConnected society
  20. European Central Bank announces it’s seriously exploring a digital EuroConnected society
  21. China accelerates digital currency trials with massive 10 million Yuan giveawayConnected society
  22. China accelerates plans to become the world’s first cashless society as Covid-19 bitesConnected society
  23. Sweden starts breaking up with cash as government starts trials of digital E-KronaConnected society
  24. China’s central bank is close to launching its own cryptocurrencyConnected society
  25. China’s cashless future, PBoC gets ready to launch world’s first national cryptocurrencyConnected society

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311 Institute has published 25 articles about Central Bank Digital Currencies since 2017, most recently on 29 March 2026.

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