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Six Canadian Banks Jointly Mull Development Of Canadian Dollar-Based Digital Money Services

BenzingaBenzinga Newsdesk

Six Canadian banks are jointly exploring the development of Canadian dollar based digital money solutions, starting with a tokenized deposits initiative. This collaborative effort reflects a shared view that as digital

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