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According to a Reuters survey published on Monday by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), approximately 24 central banks from emerging and advanced economies are expected to introduce digital currencies into circulation by the end of the 2020s. To prevent exclusive reliance on the private sector for digital payments, central banks worldwide have been actively exploring and developing digital versions of their currencies for retail use. Some are also considering wholesale versions for transactions between financial institutions. The survey conducted in late 2022 by the BIS, which involved 86 central banks, revealed that the majority of these new Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) will primarily focus on the retail space. In addition to the Bahamas, the Eastern Caribbean, Jamaica, and Nigeria, which already have operational digital retail currencies, approximately eleven other central banks are likely to join this trend. 💯 In terms of wholesale CBDCs, which hold the potential to provide financial institutions with new functionalities through tokenization, the survey indicated that nine central banks are contemplating their launch, as per the BIS. Read more here 👉 https://www.reuters.com/markets/currencies/twenty-four-central-banks-will-have-digital-currencies-by-2030-bis-survey-2023-07-10/