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Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) are gaining momentum globally, with over 100 countries exploring or piloting them. China’s digital yuan leads, with extensive trials in retail and cross-border payments. The Bahamas and Nigeria have launched retail CBDCs, while the EU and US are in research phases. Benefits include enhanced financial inclusion, lower transaction costs, and improved monetary policy control. However, challenges persist: privacy concerns, cybersecurity risks, and potential financial instability from bank disintermediation worry regulators. Scalability, interoperability with existing systems, and legal frameworks also pose hurdles. Balancing innovation with stability remains critical as nations
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