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CDCROP: Yuan notes money Chinese currency China Renminbi bills (Moerschy/Pixabay)
China's CBDC Transactions Reach $14B as Uptake Slows: Report
Transaction volume in e-CNY has only increased by 14% in 2022 from the end of last year compared with the 154% growth recorded in the last six months of 2021.
CDCROP: Yuan notes money Chinese currency China Renminbi bills (Moerschy/Pixabay)

CDCROP: Chinese yuan money (Shutterstock)
China to Extend CBDC Trial to Most Populous Province, Guangdong, Three Others: Report
The People's Bank of China plans to extend the trial of its e-CNY digital currency to Jiangsu, Hebei and Sichuan as well as Guangdong.
CDCROP: Chinese yuan money (Shutterstock)

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China’s Digital Yuan Targeted in New Bill From 9 GOP Senators
The Say No to the Silk Road Act stems from not only the well-known privacy concerns around the Chinese CBDC, but also from worries it could be a tool to evade sanctions.
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Sen. Toomey Sounds Warning About China’s Digital Yuan as Olympics Start
The country is using the Winter Olympics in Beijing as an international test of its central bank digital currency (CBDC).
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The Hong Kong skyline. (Ruslan Bardash/Unsplash)
China, Hong Kong Enter Second Phase of Cross-Border Digital Yuan Trials: Report
Hong Kong banks and merchants have been testing the use of China’s CBDC.
The Hong Kong skyline. (Ruslan Bardash/Unsplash)

Shanghai (Freeman Zhou/Unsplash)
Bank of China Reveals Machine That Converts Foreign Currency to Digital Yuan: Report
The machine requires a passport, but not a bank account.
Shanghai (Freeman Zhou/Unsplash)

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China’s CBDC Has Been Used for $9.7B of Transactions
Some 140 million people have opened wallets for the “eCNY.”
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Digital yuan. (Eliza Gkritsi/CoinDesk)
China to Build Global Clearing Network for Mobile Payments, Using Digital Yuan: State Media
RMB internationalization is inevitable, wrote People’s Daily.
Digital yuan. (Eliza Gkritsi/CoinDesk)