China Hopes Hard Wallets Will Spur Digital Yuan Adoption – CBDC Focuses on ‘Elderly & Children’
A Chinese city says it is rolling out offline digital yuan “hard wallets,” with the nation targeting CBDC uptake among “elderly citizens and children.” Per Changsha Evening News, the city of Changsha, Hunan Province, has...
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Per Changsha Evening News, the city of Changsha, Hunan Province, has announced it will debut “elderly and children-friendly” digital yuan hard wallets.
The CBDC’s adoption drive could be hampered by the preponderance of non-smartphone-owning individuals, banks have explained....
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