China’s central bank will issue an action plan on the management of the digital yuan, with a new-generation digital measurement framework and regulatory mechanism set to take effect from Jan. 1, according to the Financial Times, a publication run by the People’s Bank of China.
The plan is expected to clarify standards for data collection, measurement and oversight related to the digital currency, as authorities move to strengthen governance of the digital yuan and support its broader adoption in payment and financial systems.
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