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Author: Admin | 2025-04-27
THEM HERE Dive deeper Extensive cooperation with market actors and legislators will ensure that the digital euro meets users’ needs. This is why we are launching a set of initiatives to engage with as many stakeholders as possible. Stakeholder engagement The digital euro project is supported by extensive documentation and detailed analyses of the work taking place. Use our dedicated documents and research page to read up on topics that interest you. Dive deeper The digital euro in relation to... ... privacy The digital euro would offer people and businesses in the euro area a payment solution with the highest privacy standards. The ECB and the Eurosystem would not be able to identify who you are or what you are buying from the payment data we get. Read more about the digital euro and privacy … crypto-assets As the digital euro would be backed by a central bank, it would not be a crypto-asset. Central banks have a mandate to maintain the value of money, whether it is physical or digital. Crypto-assets are not backed or managed by any central institution and there is no guarantee that you can exchange them for cash when you need to. What's the difference? … investments The digital euro would be designed as a means of payment rather than an instrument for financial investments. We are examining this issue carefully to avoid negative consequences for the financial sector. The digital euro should be a public good that would benefit the economy and society as a whole. Digital euro: Debunking banks’ fears about losing deposits … pan-European payments We have set out a comprehensive payments strategy for the digital age. We aim to ensure European payments are supported by a competitive and innovative market capable of meeting consumer demands while preserving European sovereignty. Our retail
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