Central Banks of UAE and Saudi Arabia Say CBDCs are More Efficient and Can Preserve Privacy

Central Banks of UAE and Saudi Arabia Say CBDCs are More Efficient and Can Preserve Privacy
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2020-12-1 02:00

The conclusion of Project Aber and subsequent review by the Central Banks of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority) and the United Arab Emirates (CBUAE) shows that Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) can improve remittance and satisfy privacy demands despite it being technically untenable, a joint report on Nov 28 reveals.

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