Digital or crypto currency? In Europe, Our future MNBC is in advanced testingwith in particular field experiments. On the other side of the world, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) also seems to want to accelerate things for its digital roupe, by expanding the cases of using its digital currency. Things accelerate for these cryptocurrencies not really like the others.
- The Bank of India reserve has expanded the use of digital roupire, experimenting with offline capacities and programmability.
- The digital retail pilot has already attracted 600,000 users, involving 17 banks and certain non -banking players for the adoption of digital portfolios.
Indian MNBC soon usable offline?
In his last report annual, the Reserve Bank of India announced that he wanted to introduce new use cases For its digital central bank currency. Whether for its version detail Or wholesale (Wholesale), the Indian central bank wishes to explore the programmability and capacities offline of its MNBC.
These new features could thus allow the digital rpine to be used in areas to Internet limited access. Programmability could also make it possible to personalize payments for specific use cases, such as government grants or the Expenditure checks companies.
600,000 users for digital retail roupine
According to the report of the Rbithe digital retail pilot has reached 600,000 users through 17 banks. To further increase the adoption of its MNBC, the Indian central bank has also authorized « Some non -banking actors […] to offer digital portfolios ».
On the side of the digital redhead, the pilot project also aroused a institutional interest croissant and the scope of this MNBC has been further expanded and diversified with the addition of four main traders autonomous (Standalone Primary Dealers).
The work around the digital currency of Central Banking is therefore fast advancing, but at the same time, all the other areas of the crypto show signs of progression in the most populous country in the world. The number of developers and web3 projects are upwards and India would see itself becoming a large international crypto hub.