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Digitization is taking over all aspects of our lives.
Our payment methods are no exception.
It wasn't that long ago that cash was the only way to pay instantly.
It is still the main means of settling small amounts.
However, payments are increasingly made cashless and contactless.
For
our daily expenses, we increasingly use contactless cards, an application on our phone, even a connected watch.
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The ECB is studying the opportunity to launch its digital currency
Custodians and issuers of money, central banks are wondering whether to create a digital currency.
Should they design an electronic money that is also legal tender, inspiring the same level of confidence and offering the same advantages as traditional money?
Within the euro area, should we be issuing digital euros alongside euro banknotes?
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