Huawei’s new operating system supports digital yuan transactions
Huawei's HarmonyOS Next will offer "atomicity," a key feature of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) designed to allow instant settlement between consumers and merchants.
Huawei's HarmonyOS Next will offer "atomicity," a key feature of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) designed to allow instant settlement between consumers and merchants.
Chinese authorities have confirmed a modernization plan for Shanghai's Pudong New Area, focusing on establishing a new commercial hub and digital yuan experiments.
While TradFi has built a reputation that could withstand the test of time, CBDCs and stablecoins are making a name of their own, with the Fed acknowledging their disruptive impacts in a new report.
The Bank of England and the U.K. Treasury remain undecided about the necessity of a CBDC in the U.K. but confirmed that neither the Bank nor the government would have access to users' personal data.
To revitalize the financial sector, the Sri Lankan central bank pushes for the development of an accessible payment solution and the launch of CBDC, which it sees as a key to financial inclusion.
Designed to run from 2024-2030, the Central Bank of Egypt is expected to pursue a central bank digital currency pilot to identify the ideal strategy for a national launch.
Jamaica needs to upgrade 50,000 point-of-sale machines to handle its JAM-DEX, and the central bank has pledged to fund the upgrade for 20% to prop up the struggling state-backed digital currency.
As India warms up to blockchain with the federal government emphasizing its benefits, its Web3 industry experts expect more banks and financial institutions to utilize the technology in 2024.
Alexander Razuvaev says that while it’s being framed as optional, the digital ruble will become mandatory for all pension payments, limiting economic freedom.
Montis and Delta Capita have agreed to explore blockchain offerings further, leveraging the MACH technology as part of their mission to improve the CSD landscape.
In a joint statement, DFCRC and Imperium Markets’ pilot is expected to run until 2026, seeking to reduce industry risks through the use of blockchain technology.
Nigeria’s blockchain adoption will continue this year, with enterprise solutions taking center stage as blockchain goes beyond hype into the utility phase.