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Saudi Arabia and UAE CBDC pilot successful, Suzhou digital RMB tests dual offline functionality.
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Successful Pilot of Central Bank Digital Currency in Saudi Arabia and the UAE
The Central Bank of Saudi Arabia and the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates recently announced the successful completion of a pilot project for a joint central bank digital currency (CBDC). This joint CBDC initiative, named the "Aber Project," was launched in early 2019 with the aim of creating a cross-border payment tool for settlements between commercial banks in both countries using distributed ledger technology (DLT). The results of the trial run indicate that this technological solution is feasible for practical application. This success lays the foundation for future cooperation between the two countries in the field of financial technology.
New Developments in the Suzhou Digital Renminbi Red Envelope Pilot Program
The pilot project for digital renminbi red envelopes in Suzhou has made new progress. It is reported that this pilot will for the first time use the "dual offline" feature of digital renminbi and introduce online consumption scenarios. The local government plans to select no more than 1,000 participants from the applicants to serve as offline wallet experience users. The introduction of this feature marks a technological breakthrough in the application of digital renminbi, distinguishing it from traditional mobile payment methods.
The "dual offline" feature of the digital renminbi has always attracted attention. It enables payments to be made even in poor network conditions, which is significant for enhancing the resilience and inclusiveness of payment systems. The practice in Suzhou will accumulate valuable experience for the further promotion of the digital renminbi.
As the pilot program expands and functionalities improve, the digital RMB is gradually moving towards large-scale application. This will not only change people's payment habits but may also have a profound impact on the financial system. Industry experts believe that the development of the digital RMB will provide new momentum for China's financial innovation and digital economy transformation.