Digital Yen: Japan May Launch CBDC in Three Years

Digital Yen: Japan May Launch CBDC in Three Years
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2020-2-10 16:00

A senior lawmaker of Japan’s ruling party has advised the government to include plans for its central bank digital currency (CBDC) in its mid-year policy guidelines and look to launch its digital yen in two to three years. origin »

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