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Blockchain Firm Pitches CBDC Operating System to Bank of England

by CBDC Insider Staff
June 13, 2020
in Europe
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Blockchain Firm Pitches CBDC Operating System to Bank of England
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United Kingdom-based blockchain firm L3COS has submitted a proposal to the Bank of England, or BoE, for a blockchain-based operating system to power a central bank-issued digital currency, or CBDC.
L3COS described the proposal as a response to the consultation document on CBDC published by BoE in March — which identified several benefits and challenges associated with central bank virtual currencies and invited feedback from technology providers, financial institutions, and academics.

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