Digital euro

The digital euro is a central bank digital currency (CBDC) proposed by the European Commission (EC) and the European Central Bank (ECB). As a CBDC, digital euro is to be issued by a central bank to a general public for retail use. Currently, money in a digitized form are issued by respective central banks to banks with a central bank account. According to the EU authorities, a digital euro would provide an electronic means of payment that could be used in the euro area.

Euro Stablecoin Market Nears $500M, Outpaces Dollar’s Growth

EURC and rivals surge 30% in 2025, as MiCA rules and a strong euro fuel the biggest rally in euro-denominated digital assets.

June 27, 2025

Emir Abyazov

Crypto’s New World Order: Regulators Race to Catch Up with U.S.

The SEC’s breakthrough fuels a global push—will exchanges survive the coming wave of audits and compliance checks?

June 19, 2025

Emir Abyazov

Spain's Central Bank Enthusiastically Warms Up to Digital Euro

Spain's banking giant dives into the digital euro realm, spotlighting its potential benefits and perks.

October 25, 2023

Weronika Musiał

EU Watchdogs Recommend a “Privacy Threshold” For Digital Euro To Curb Excessive Surveillance

The EU data protection institutions call for more clarity concerning the digital euro project. They suggest establishing a privacy threshold for low-value transactions to keep surveillance in check.

October 18, 2023

Przemysław Ćwik

ISO20022 Coins: List Of Compliant Tokens

The ISO 20022 standard is a universal rulebook for financial transactions globally — and some cryptocurrencies have already adopted it for smooth integration with the TradFi institutions.

August 10, 2023

Taisiia Prosvirova

Slovakia has just amended its constitution to protect cash against digital euro

Slovakian parliament has approved a constitutional amendment to protect cash. New regulations coincide with the upcoming digital euro proposal scheduled for publication this summer by the European Commission.

June 20, 2023

Przemysław Ćwik