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China continues to scale up efforts to test its upcoming digital yuan, as six state-owned commercial banks have added the responsibility of promoting the Chinese central bank digital currency (CBDC) wallet on employee assessment.
2021-7-8 23:00 | |
Six of China’s top banks have tasked their employees with promoting digital yuan wallets to between 200 to 300 people a year.
2021-7-7 04:13 | |
Bitcoin fell 20% in the last six days when investors became more anxious and skeptical of the future of bitcoin in the face of China’s continuing clampdown on cryptocurrency. Bitcoin fell as low as $29,000 on June 22 when the news came that China’s six major banks and Alipay are banned from accepting cryptocurrencies orRead More
2021-6-28 23:00 | |
China recently cracked down on cryptocurrencies once again, this time by essentially kicking out Bitcoin miners. The move caused the BTC/USD price to crash over the last week, and particularly over the weekend.
2021-6-22 11:20 | |
People’s Bank of China (PBoC), the country’s central bank, has today directed local banks and payment institutions to stop providing cryptocurrency-related services such as account opening, trading, clearing, and settlement.
2021-6-22 16:57 | |
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) said on Monday it has ordered banks and payment institutions to crackdown on crypto. The move comes after the nation enforced a series of mining shutdowns, the latest of which took place in Sichuan.
2021-6-22 16:36 | |
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) has pressed major banks and payment platform Alipay to cease providing services linked to cryptocurrencies. The post PBOC Orders Major Banks, Alipay to Cease Servicing Crypto Companies appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-6-21 16:20 | |
China’s central bank has sent notice to the country’s financial institutions instructing them to stop dealing with cryptocurrency transactions. The disclosure notes that the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) aims to protect Chinese citizens and “combat the speculation of Bitcoin and other virtual currency transactions.
2021-6-22 15:30 | |
It's no secret that China is not a fan of cryptocurrencies. To reaffirm its objection towards the use of virtual currencies, China's central bank interviewed 5 banks and Alipay and requested them to nThe post All these banks must strictly implement 'Notice on preventing Bitcoin risks' appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2021-6-21 15:00 | |
AgBank — the world's third-largest bank by assets — has indicated it will follow the PBoC’s cue and work to stamp out its clients’ crypto-related activities.
2021-6-22 13:31 | |
The People's Bank of China ordered financial institutions to suppress cryptocurrency-related transactions. The ban affected not only banks and brokers, but also the Alipay payment network. Bitcoin crashed 10%.
2021-6-27 13:24 | |
Central Bank of China has ordered five banks and several payment firms, including Alipay, to not deal with any crypto-related companies, including exchanges
2021-6-21 13:18 | |
Two banks in China have begun offering cash exchange services for the digital renminbi, according to reports from local media. The post Digital Renminbi and Cash Exchange Service ATMs Launch in Beijing appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-6-18 12:34 | |
China has banned any financial institutions and payment companies from doing any business related to cryptocurrencies, Reuters reports. The cryptocurrency market is flourishing in the country, despite crypto exchanges and initial coin offerings being banned in the country.
2021-6-8 22:26 | |
The World Economic Forum (WEF) has criticized China for its recent announcement ordering banks to block bitcoin related transactions. Sheila Warren, Deputy Head of the Center for the Four Industrial...
2021-5-20 20:41 | |
Under this ban, no banks or online payments channels are permitted to offer clients any services involving cryptocurrency. The post China Bans Financial Institutions From Participating in Crypto Services appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-5-19 23:10 | |
The major banking institutions based in Shanghai have aligned with the Digital Yuan over… The post Top banks in China Give Backing to the Digital Yuan appeared first on Coin Journal.
2021-4-28 13:54 | |
Six leading Chinese banks are promoting the digital yuan as a better alternative to existing major payment providers WeChat Pay and Alipay, ahead of an upcoming shopping festival. Banks Push for Digital Yuan Usage for Shopping Festival According to Reuters on Monday (April 26, 2021), China’s major state-owned banks are pushing the use of theRead More
2021-4-26 23:00 | |
Leading Chinese banks are promoting the digital yuan over Alipay and WeChat Pay for an upcoming shopping festival in China.
2021-4-26 07:22 | |
Chinese banks will soon have access to a permissioned version of the Corda Enterprise infrastructure via the country's Blockchain Service Network.
2021-4-1 13:04 | |
Six government-backed banks in China are testing e-wallet services for the upcoming digital yuan, local outlet Sina News reported ealier this week. The post 6 Chinese banks are testing the upcoming digital yuan (DCEP) appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2021-3-27 16:00 | |
Asia’s largest economies are pushing forward with their respective CBDC trials, with six Chinese banks offering digital wallets and Japan establishing a new committee.
2021-3-27 07:33 | |
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) should have a set of rules applicable globally to deal with highly sensitive issues like information sharing and monitoring. This is according to a new proposal put forward by Mu Changchun, the director-general of China’s central bank, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC).
2021-3-26 23:07 | |
China urges central banks to ensure interoperability for their future digital currencies with a set of common standards
2021-3-25 17:10 | |
The nation is leading in the development of a state-backed digital currency and banks are joining that cause. The post China: Private banks to help with the rollout of booming digital yuan appeared first on CryptoSlate.
2021-2-28 17:00 | |
To reduce cross-border payment's pain, the Central Bank of United Arab Emirates (CBUAE) and People's Bank of China (PBoC) have joined multiple-CBDC's projects, announced Hong-Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and Bank of Thailand (BoT) on 23rd February.
2021-2-25 23:36 | |
The Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates (CBUAE) and the Digital Currency Institute of the People’s Bank of China (PBC DCI) have joined Hong Kong Monetary (HKMA) in partnership with the Bank of Thailand (BOT) in the second phase of the Project Inthanon-LionRock.
2021-2-25 15:06 | |
Alibaba and Tencent owned banks set to launch China’s digital yuan trials. The private banks will simulate trials set across state-owned banks. The post Ant Financial and Tencent- Backed Banks Joins China’s Digital Currency Trials first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
2021-2-23 22:16 | |
China has taken another leap in its developmental efforts of its Digital Currency Electronic Payments [DECP]. On Monday, reports pointed out that Ant-backed MYbank will be joining the digital yuan triThe post China enlists Tencent and Ant-backed banks for digital yuan trial appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2021-2-22 16:00 | |
Tencent-backed WeBank and Ant Financial-backed MYbank will reportedly be the first private banks to join China’s digital yuan pilot.
2021-2-23 15:50 | |
In the latest development, two privately owned banks, Ant Group’s MyBank and Tencent’s WeBank, were enlisted to participate in the digital yuan trials. These two would be the first modern fintech firms to be allowed to participate in the ongoing trials that began late last year.
2021-2-23 14:13 | |
The Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), one of China’s “big four” banks, is embarking on a pilot program to enable the first digital yuan ATMs. The banking institution deployed the first machines in selected branches in Shenzhen.
2021-1-13 00:30 | |
The Agricultural Bank of China, one of the biggest banks in the country, has recently kicked off the testing of ATMs that would allow customers to convert their cash into digital yuans, according to a report by SZNews on Jan 10.
2021-1-11 21:00 | |
According to a local news website, Shenzhen Special Zone News, one of China’s largest state-owned banks, the Agricultural Bank of China, is launching digital yuan ATMs in Shenzhen. The ATMs will be released in select branches in Shenzhen, allowing users to convert cash or bank savings into the digital yuan seamlessly and back to cash.
2021-1-11 17:43 | |
Japan is studying the subject of CBDC and prepares to emit its own central bank digital currency by 2023 with China, US Fed and other central banks having similar goals
2020-12-24 15:18 | |
More money, more participants, more participating banks and merchants – a look inside the latest DC/EP trial in Suzhou.
2020-12-8 23:00 | |
Despite ambitions of overtaking the dollar, China's central bank will have a hard time monitoring all the transactions involved in a CBDC, though commercial banks might lend a hand.
2020-12-4 23:00 | |
Commercial banks in China are suspending the creation of new gold and precious metal trading accounts amid massive volatility in the market. Positive coronavirus vaccine trial news has seen a pivot from haven assets to riskier investment instruments causing a significant decline in precious metal prices.
2020-11-28 12:32 | |
The Malaysian branch of the China Construction Bank (CCB) has suspended the issuance of a $3 billion bond (Longbond SR Notes USD Feb 2021) without explanations, a Reuters report on Nov 23 shows. The Suspension and Assessment of the Bond Issuance Program CCB is one of the largest banks in the world by assets and owned by theRead MoreRead More.
2020-11-24 02:00 | |
China Construction Bank (CCB), one of the country’s “big four” financial players, is planning to raise up to $3 billion from a sale of bonds that individuals and institutions can trade in and out of using Bitcoin and the US dollar, financial publication WSJ reported Wednesday.
2020-11-12 14:06 | |
China Construction Bank Corporation which is one of the "big four" banks in the People's Republic of China is reportedly launching the sale of $3 billion worth of debt on a blockchain. The digital bonThe post China Construction Bank to sell bonds worth $3 Billion for Bitcoin appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-11-12 19:30 | |
One of the major state-owned Chinese banks, China Construction Bank, is set to issue around $3 billion worth of certificate of deposits on the blockchain. These are debt instruments that have long been issued in traditional markets as ‘small term’ bonds.
2020-11-11 16:56 | |
China Construction Bank has used blockchain technology to issue the first tranche of a planned $3 billion worth of debt.
2020-11-12 13:15 | |
China Construction Bank, one of the “big four” banks in China, is selling $3 billion in bonds that can be paid for with bitcoin. The bonds will be listed on a regulated Malaysian digital asset exchange.
2020-11-11 12:20 | |
Central banks have been responding to the rise of Bitcoin with the introduction of central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs. Thus far, movement on this front has been somewhat slow. Save for China, most central banks are still in the ideation phase, or are looking more into how a CBDC would affect their economy and […]
2020-11-10 06:00 | |
Watch the full session from Ripple Swell Global 2020 today. With China set to launch the world’s first Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) by the end of the year, pressure is mounting on the world’s other major central banks to join the digital revolution.
2020-11-3 00:59 | |
China has made central banks around the world start considering, and even exploring and developing CBDCs after it originally revealed digital yuan. However, while China was considered to be in the lead when it comes to the development and testing of its own CBDC, it appears that another project may have surpassed it.
2020-10-21 12:24 | |
Central bank digital currency (CBDC) development has seen a lot of progress in 2020, as central banks of most advanced nations rushed to develop their own coins. Many have already started testing, with China still being in the lead.
2020-10-10 11:59 | |
The Chinese Construction Bank (CCB) — one of the largest state-owned banks in China, unexpectedly disabled public access of the digital yuan wallet a few hours after a successful soft launch because the feature reportedly drew too much attention according to CoinDesk on Aug 29.
2020-9-1 15:00 | |