Singapore Firm Strikes Cross-border Digital Yuan Deal with Chinese Bank
A Singaporean payments firm has sealed a “cross-border” digital yuan cooperation deal with a major Chinese bank, in another breakthrough for the CBDC. Per the Shanghai Securities News, the deal was concluded by Thunes, a...
Per the Shanghai Securities News, the deal was concluded by Thunes, a global payment infrastructure provider, and the China Construction Bank (CCB).
The CCB is a state-owned financial institution that comprises one of China’s “big four” commercial banks....
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