Sarah Breeden, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, outlined how tokenized deposits and stablecoins fit into its retail payments...
Tokenized deposits
Increasingly tokenized deposits or deposit tokens are viewed as an alternative to stablecoins or a retail CBDC, preserving the two tier banking system. Payments with tokenized deposits can be functionally more complex compared to stablecoins and CBDC. When someone pays using a bank token, there is additionally a movement in conventional money.
Some countries, such as Korea and Brazil, are additionally exploring wholesale CBDCs as an interbank settlement asset. Banks are exploring various use cases, ranging from wholesale or interbank use to corporate applications and consumer payments.
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During the Goethe University ILF conference, one of the speakers made a comment that some might find controversial. “I argue that...
Bank of Korea Governor on why won stablecoins must be bank led
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