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Digital Symmetric Core Currency Cryptography (DSC3) technology using digital bearer instrument and centrally governed distributed databases protected by quantum-resistant, hardware and software cryptographic functions
CBDC in the form of a Digital Bearer Instrument
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Cash-like digital bearer instrument
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Quantum computing resistant cryptographic protection
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Centrally governed physically distributed databases
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Fully interoperable with existing financial ecosystems
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Adjustable privacy according to legal requirements
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Retail, wholesale and cross border uses
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Linear scalability, energy efficient
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Instant settlement finality, on and offline
Latest library updates
News
eCurrency Mint has launched Consulting and Advisory Services for the feasibility, design, plan and implementation of CBDC. Read
Insights
At the ITU DC3 conference, Bejoy Das Gupta participates in a Fireside chat discussing examining the impact of CBDC on financial inclusion. Watch
Multimedia
Congressman Stephen Lynch on Digital Dollar 'ECASH' Bill, the concept of bearer instrument secured by hardware and software, and not crypto. Watch
Central bank perspectives
Riksbank
E-krona pilot phase 3
April 2023
This could be described as the e-krona having a core platform for the settlement of payments that will perform basic tasks such as holding and transferring money in a secure, high-performance and reliable manner. Read
U.S. House Committee on Financial Services
The ECASH Act
March 2022
E-Cash is a true bearer instrument. Consequently, E-Cash transactions do not involve or require settlement via a blockchain or distributed ledger. Read
European Central Bank
BIS Innovation Summit 2023
March 2023
'For us [central banks], the issuance of a digital currency that would be central bank money would not be programmable.' Watch
Available now
An increasing number of central banks are undertaking research projects to investigate the possibility of issuing CBDC in the form of digital fiat currency.
eCurrency is now offering a digital fiat currency proof of concept service to central banks to assess the design, security, resilience, functionality and implications of CBDC.
The proof of concept allows central banks to gain hands-on experience to further its understanding of the possible approaches to issue a digital fiat currency using eCurrency CBDC solution.
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