India in ‘no hurry’ for CBDC as digital rupee pilot onboards 50K users
The central bank of India wants to proceed with CBDC testing in the smoothest way possible, deputy governor Rabi Sankar said.
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The central bank of India wants to proceed with CBDC testing in the smoothest way possible, deputy governor Rabi Sankar said.
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