Tokenization

Central bank digital currency (CBDC)

A central bank digital currency (CBDC) is digital money issued directly by a central bank, a liability of the central bank rather than of a commercial bank. Wholesale CBDCs target interbank settlement; retail CBDCs target the public. Both require issuance, distribution, and custody infrastructure banks can operate.

Where banks fit in CBDC infrastructure

In most designs commercial banks distribute, custody, and service CBDC holdings, which demands the same key management, governance, and compliance stack as other digital currencies, on permissioned infrastructure chosen by the central bank.

Taurus-CAPITAL supports digital currency issuance across stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and CBDCs, on EVM, non-EVM, and permissioned chains, integrated with Taurus-PROTECT custody.

Central bank digital currency (CBDC), explained

How does a CBDC differ from a stablecoin?
The issuer. A CBDC is central bank money, the safest claim in the system; a stablecoin is a claim on a private issuer backed by reserves. Infrastructure needs overlap heavily, which is why one tokenization platform can serve both.

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Tokenization

Central bank digital currency (CBDC)

A central bank digital currency (CBDC) is digital money issued directly by a central bank, a liability of the central bank rather than of a commercial bank. Wholesale CBDCs target interbank settlement; retail CBDCs target the public. Both require issuance, distribution, and custody infrastructure banks can operate.

Where banks fit in CBDC infrastructure

In most designs commercial banks distribute, custody, and service CBDC holdings, which demands the same key management, governance, and compliance stack as other digital currencies, on permissioned infrastructure chosen by the central bank.

Taurus-CAPITAL supports digital currency issuance across stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and CBDCs, on EVM, non-EVM, and permissioned chains, integrated with Taurus-PROTECT custody.

Central bank digital currency (CBDC), explained

How does a CBDC differ from a stablecoin?
The issuer. A CBDC is central bank money, the safest claim in the system; a stablecoin is a claim on a private issuer backed by reserves. Infrastructure needs overlap heavily, which is why one tokenization platform can serve both.

Talk to our experts →

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Tokenization

Central bank digital currency (CBDC)

A central bank digital currency (CBDC) is digital money issued directly by a central bank, a liability of the central bank rather than of a commercial bank. Wholesale CBDCs target interbank settlement; retail CBDCs target the public. Both require issuance, distribution, and custody infrastructure banks can operate.

Where banks fit in CBDC infrastructure

In most designs commercial banks distribute, custody, and service CBDC holdings, which demands the same key management, governance, and compliance stack as other digital currencies, on permissioned infrastructure chosen by the central bank.

Taurus-CAPITAL supports digital currency issuance across stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and CBDCs, on EVM, non-EVM, and permissioned chains, integrated with Taurus-PROTECT custody.

Central bank digital currency (CBDC), explained

How does a CBDC differ from a stablecoin?
The issuer. A CBDC is central bank money, the safest claim in the system; a stablecoin is a claim on a private issuer backed by reserves. Infrastructure needs overlap heavily, which is why one tokenization platform can serve both.

Talk to our experts →

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Tokenization

Central bank digital currency (CBDC)

A central bank digital currency (CBDC) is digital money issued directly by a central bank, a liability of the central bank rather than of a commercial bank. Wholesale CBDCs target interbank settlement; retail CBDCs target the public. Both require issuance, distribution, and custody infrastructure banks can operate.

Where banks fit in CBDC infrastructure

In most designs commercial banks distribute, custody, and service CBDC holdings, which demands the same key management, governance, and compliance stack as other digital currencies, on permissioned infrastructure chosen by the central bank.

Taurus-CAPITAL supports digital currency issuance across stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and CBDCs, on EVM, non-EVM, and permissioned chains, integrated with Taurus-PROTECT custody.

Central bank digital currency (CBDC), explained

How does a CBDC differ from a stablecoin?
The issuer. A CBDC is central bank money, the safest claim in the system; a stablecoin is a claim on a private issuer backed by reserves. Infrastructure needs overlap heavily, which is why one tokenization platform can serve both.

Talk to our experts →