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Several financial institutions, including Standard Chartered bank, the National Bank of Kazakhstan, and the Monetary Authority of Singapore, have announced plans to launch or pilot central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). Standard Chartered's @scventuresDNA has launched a tokenization platform for a Singapore-dollar government bond fund. The National Bank of Kazakhstan has started a retail CBDC pilot with real users and aims to implement a digital tenge by 2025. The Monetary Authority of Singapore is set to start a 'live' wholesale CBDC pilot in 2024 and plans to develop a wholesale CBDC by the same year. MAS has also launched a digital money blueprint.
Singapore to pilot use of wholesale central bank digital currencies in 2024 https://t.co/CryvXQklHL
Singapore to pilot use of wholesale central bank digital currencies in 2024 https://t.co/lapKXbmOcn
ICYMI: Monetary Authority of Singapore to start ‘live’ wholesale CBDC pilot https://t.co/zjofZl2xkE
Monetary Authority of Singapore to start 'live' wholesale CBDC pilot https://t.co/hDYmPI2bUu
MAS launches digital money blueprint, plans to develop wholesale CBDC in 2024 https://t.co/UsukYocDoM
The National Bank of Kazakhstan started a retail CBDC pilot with real users on Wednesday and plans to implement a digital tenge by 2025. @iamsandali reports https://t.co/oWaqlowRoA
Standard Chartered bank's @scventuresDNA has launched a tokenization platform that will enable the creation of a Singapore-dollar government bond fund. By @camomileshumba https://t.co/GYw6hY0Ldm