Digital Currencies — from experimentation to production

There has been rising interest in digital currencies across traditional financial services. 80% of central banks are now engaged in some form of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) work, and market participants are continuing to realize the benefits of stablecoins and other tokenized assets.

Join us in-person on September 15 to find out more about the current trends in CBDCs and fiat-backed stablecoins—a digital token that has a 1:1 ratio with central bank reserves and commercial bank deposit—and how the two types of digital currencies can complement one another.

Discover the exciting initiatives we are working on to help market participants from both the private and public sector stay ahead of innovations in digital currencies. Hear how some of the world’s largest banks and exchanges have already issued institutional or private digital tokens for internal account transactions, liquidity management, atomic settlement, and transactions between user accounts within a private network.

We will also give a preview of our Digital Currencies Accelerator. Underpinned by R3’s Corda, the Accelerator offers a suite of capabilities for all stages of digital currency development with two primary types—CBDCs and fiat-backed stablecoins.