Transport Operators in Jamaica Interested in Adopting CBDC Payments
Transport operators in Jamaica have expressed interest in using the country's central bank digital currency (CBDC) for payments. Aldo Antonio, co-founder and acting executive chairman of the National Transporters Allianc...
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Aldo Antonio, co-founder and acting executive chairman of the National Transporters Alliance Group (NTAG), has been actively promoting the adoption of Jam-Dex within the transport community, according to a report from local media outlet Jamaica Observer. ...
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