Presentation On CBDC For FIs
Presentation On CBDC For FIs
Digital Currency
(CBDC)
Project Giant
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Table of Content
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1 Introduction to CBDC 3 – 12
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Introduction to CBDC
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Digital currencies is emerging as a new form of money enabled by New Technologies
Digital Currencies
Backed by fiat currencies such as
Stable Coins Fiat-backed US$ to stabilize its value e.g.
Tether
Uses mechanisms to
stabilize its value Backed by asset such as
Private Digital Asset-backed commodities or crypto-assets to
Currencies stabilize its value e.g. DAI
Issued by private entities
Other Coins Algorithimic Uses smart contracts to stabilize
its value e.g. Terra
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Not backed by any asset e.g.
Bitcoin 4
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What is a Central Bank Digital Currency
• CBDC’s are new variants of Central Bank money that are different from
physical cash and reserves/settlement accounts. CBDC is a digital
representation of sovereign currency that’s issued by a jurisdiction’s
monetary authority like the Central Banks.
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Comparism of CBDC and Cryptocurrency
Comparison of CBDC and Cryptocurrency 6
CBDC Cryptocurrency
institutions as a
settlement asset in • Suitable for central banks in emerging economies • Suitable for central banks in advanced economies
the interbank • Presents potential threats to monetary policy and financial stability • Offer effective retail payments and settlement systems with
market. real-time and highly available operations
• Generally meant for general public and average consumers • Suitable for exchanging and trading among central banks and
Differences conducting daily transactions private banks
• Retails CBDCs could lower barriers to financial inclusion but may • Could prevent some of the more disruptive impacts of CBDC on
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limit the financial intermediation role currently played by banks the financial sector but may limit efficiency gains and broad
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Snapshot of CBDC Projects Across the World
Over 80% of Central Banks are exploring CBDCs
These are some selected countries involved in CBDC at advanced stages
Research
Key Attributes SystemPoC
Architecture Live & Regulations
Governance, Standards
USA
Canada Bahamas
GLOBAL OVERVIEW OF CBDC ACTIVITES
Great Britain
South Africa Eastern Caribbean
Mexico
Japan China
UAE
Ecuador
Jamaica
Sweden
Singapore
Hong Kong
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CBDC Benefit: Economy, Government and Other Stakeholders
Potential to reduce cash Deepens digital financial Reliable mechanism to Reduces tax leakages from tax Reaffirms Participants’ Reduces inefficiencies from
handling costs by 5- 7% inclusion distribute fiscal stimulus to evasion and illicit money flows contribution to nation dealing with physical cash
citizens building and financial
enablement
Promotes digitisation of cash Promotes formal cross-border Reduces overall indirect cost Promotes and support the Creates sustainable value Unlocks new revenue and
and development of e- payments for efficiency, of cash on the broader implementation of pools by unlocking new growth opportunities
commerce convenience and affordability community Government objectives market segments
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Potential Roles of Strategic Stakeholders
For identity and address verification, Deposit To act as acquiring and settlement
APIs for business and customer FINTECHs CBN Money banks, provide access to bank
intelligence Banks payment APIs
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CBN CBDC Project
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The CBN Journey to CBDC
• The CBN Governor had announced that the Bank will be working on a
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) during the 306th Banker’s
Committee meeting.
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CBN CBDC Project
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CBN CBDC Project
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CBN CBDC Policy Objectives
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CBN Expectations
Parity of value
Access
Balance/Transaction Limit
eNaira
Acceptability
Distribution
Exchange
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CBN CBDC Roadmap
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Traditional Banking Model
CURRENT ROLE
Central Bank
Real Money
Banks
Bank’s Products +
Services
End User
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Retail CBDC is a Direct Claim on Central Banks Just like Cash
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The eNaira CBDC lifecycle
The eNaira CBDC lifecycle entails a 4-step process to full implementation and adoption
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The Two-Tiered Retail CBDC Model
Illustrative: Two-tiered Model for CBDC will enable Public-Private Partnership wherein the CBN designs the a eNaira and
distributes through Regulated Financial Institutions
Central Bank
Issues CBDC units
Security and Compliance Frameworks
Identity Management and AML
API Access
Secure personal data
Wholesale Transactions
Intermediaries
Requests CBDC from CB
Provide wallets to end-users and Maintains wallets
Process transactions
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Existing Vs CBDC based Payment Landscape
The introduction of
Central Bank CBDC will bring:
• New approaches to
CBDC
processing payments
Real Money
• New bank and non-
Banks /
bank players
Non-banks
• New possibilities for
Banks
payments
• Integration with new
Bank’s Products + systems
Services
• A new range of
banking services
End User
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Gains for Financial Institutions 24
Functionality
Real time payment and settlement
Availability of options for accessing CBN Money
Protecting regulated FIs from the risk of new forms of private money creation
Coexistence
More efficient complementary system to legacy payment system
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Associated Cost and Risk of
Medium to long-term pay off in increased efficiency of operations would offset initial
deploying /on-boarding a new
outlay.
payment platform
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Questions and Answers
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