2022-9-27 15:15 |
The Reserve Bank of Australia aims to complete its pilot project regarding the CBDC introduction by the middle of the year 2023 as outlined in its white paper published today.
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2022-9-27 15:15 |
The Reserve Bank of Australia aims to complete its pilot project regarding the CBDC introduction by the middle of the year 2023 as outlined in its white paper published today.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) published a whitepaper for its pilot central bank digital currency (CBDC) on September 26, entering the league of countries exploring CBDCs. The post Australian central bank issues whitepaper for pilot of permissioned CBDC, eAUD appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2022-9-27 17:30 | |
The key objectives of the project are to identify and understand innovative business models, use cases, benefits, risks and operational models for a CBDC in Australia.
2022-9-26 10:52 | |
World Economic Forum (WEF) published its dynamic take on CBDCs in a blog post titled, “What are central bank digital currencies (CBDCs)?” on August 31, following The Reserve Bank of Australia’s central bank’s (RBA) plans to launch a CBDC pilot project.
2022-9-3 08:00 | |
The pilot project will last a year, and the details for potential participants will be published in the next few months.
2022-8-10 12:50 | |
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is to explore use cases for a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in "limited-scale" pilot alongside the Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (DFCRC).
2022-8-9 11:51 | |
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is to explore use cases for a central bank digital currency (CBDC) in "limited-scale" pilot alongside the Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (DFCRC).
2022-8-9 11:51 | |
Commonwealth Bank of Australia CEO Matt Comyn insists his bank will move forward with the second pilot of crypto services on its app once regulatory uncertainty is cleared up.
2022-5-21 08:35 | |
The joint initiative will prototype shared DLT platforms enabling institutions to settle cross-border transactions using central bank digital currencies.
2021-9-2 08:05 | |
A nine-month blockchain initiative assessing the cost and time efficiency of the two countries’ digital verification systems has been deemed a success.
2021-8-20 16:14 | |
A consortium of big Australian banks has successfully conducted a blockchain-based pilot with over 20 Australian businesses and IBM, according to a report. Australian banks look to blockchain IBM public cloud Lygon blockchain platform has successfully conducted its pilot with Australian banks ANZ, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) and Westpac, and a group of 20Read MoreRead More.
2020-9-7 17:07 | |
Australia’s leading point-of-sale technology provider, Eftpos, is launching a proof-of-concept exploring DLT-powered micropayments in partnership with Hedera.
2020-7-23 13:29 | |
Australia's New South Wales government is turning to blockchain for a state-wide test of a driver license digitization program slated for November.
2018-9-10 09:15 | |
The World Bank and Australia's largest bank, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, have issued a public bond exclusively through the blockchain. The $100 million AUD ($73.
2018-8-25 23:16 | |
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) was awarded the rights to issue and operate financial bonds solely powered by blockchain technology, as reported by mortgagebusiness on July 13, 2018. World’s First Blockchain Bond Termed the world’s first bond “created, allocated and managed using blockchain technology,” the CBA holds the distinction of being selected by the World Bank to pilot the.
2018-8-14 00:00 | |
According to the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the CBA and five Australian and international supply chain companies have successfully shipped seventeen tonnes of almonds from Sunraysia in Victoria, Australia to Hamburg, Germany, using a blockchain-based platform built on Ethereum.
2018-8-2 11:23 | |
According to the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), the CBA and five Australian and international supply chain companies have successfully shipped seventeen tonnes of almonds from Sunraysia in Victoria, Australia to Hamburg, Germany, using a blockchain-based platform built on Ethereum.
2018-8-2 21:35 | |