Digital cash revolutionizes global payments, sparking need for new legal solutions.
Digital cash, also known as virtual currency, can be issued privately or by a central bank. It can be a cryptocurrency, randomised, or tethered, with a centralized or decentralized scheme. This type of currency can transform global payments by allowing electronic transmission of payment media between distant parties, similar to physical cash delivery. This shift may require new legal solutions to address the changes in the payments landscape.