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Abstract
Like many central banks, the European Central Bank is pushing forward with the introduction of a central bank digital currency (CBDC). The digital euro is designed for retail use cases, to include peer-to-peer and merchant payments. Many different form factors are supported, with a focus on offline capabilities. While the picture is clear about how users will access and obtain CBDC, the acceptance side remains to be fully understood. This paper analyses the technical background of CBDC wallets and proposes a conceptual model for introducing CBDC payments to consumers.
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Author's Biography
Lars Hupel is Chief Evangelist, Central Bank Digital Currencies at Giesecke+Devrient. Lars has a particular interest in security, offline payments and financial inclusion. Lars holds a PhD in the field of logic and verification from TU München, where their research focused on techniques for verified code generation from theorem provers.