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Uzbekistan's stablecoin trial could enhance regional financial integration and stability, offering a state-backed alternative to volatile tokens. The post Uzbekistan tests government bond-backed stablecoin HUMO with merchants appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Italy's proposal could boost small businesses' adoption of digital payments, potentially accelerating the digital euro's integration in the economy. The post Italy proposes no fees for digital euro payments under €10 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
More than 500 institutional investors, pension funds, and family offices managing a total wealth of over USD 1 trillion will participate in the inaugural iBRICS Summit 2026 here next week, organisers said on Saturday. The two-day summit, convened alongside th…
Over 500 investors managing USD 1 trillion will attend the iBRICS Summit 2026. This event will connect sovereign capital with infrastructure and energy projects. The summit occurs alongside the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi next month. It addresses shifti…
Kyrgyzstan's digital asset initiatives could enhance regulatory efficiency and financial innovation, potentially boosting economic growth by 2027. The post Kyrgyzstan plans to digitize crypto licensing and test CBDC by 2027 appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
India's tokenized bond pilot could revolutionize institutional debt markets by enhancing settlement speed, reducing risks, and lowering costs. The post REC seeks bids for up to 5 billion rupees in tokenized bonds appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Sebi is set to launch Demat 2.0 next week, with REC expected to issue India's first tokenised bond using CBDC-based settlement
Artificial intelligence (AI) agents, stablecoins and tokenized securities put some of the mechanics of digital finance before lawmakers Wednesday (Sept. 2), including how software-driven transactions will be authorized and settled. At a House Financial Servic…
Read the latest update on ECB Digital Euro Report Keeps Preparation Phase Moving.
Despite government promotion of digital transactions like UPI and e-Rupee, cash remains prevalent, especially in rural areas and for large-value transactions. While digital payments offer convenience, they have also led to increased cyber fraud and financial …
The bank-led consortium wants a U.S. dollar token live by the first half of 2027, with a euro version queued up next.
Photo Credit: AT via Magic StudioBy Thomas KolbeRising interest rates, record insolvencies, and permanent recession -- the looming economic crisis in the EU is taking shape.
India is set to test tokenised corporate bonds with REC in September, using blockchain and wholesale CBDC for faster settlement. The pilot will initially be limited to select investors. The move could eventually improve transparency, access and liquidity.
Russia’s largest bank, Sber, plans to accept USDT and Ether alongside Bitcoin as loan collateral as the country introduces regulated crypto trading under a new law.
Q1. Why does Europe need the digital euro? In a world where digital payments are rapidly becoming the norm, the use of cash is declining and the shift towards online shopping is accelerating. The digital euro would be a digital form of cash, giving consumers …