Fed Outlines Pros And Cons Of A US digital Dollar -- But Avoids Taking A Stand for Now

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Still, the logistics haven't yet been hammered out. One option is for the Federal Reserve to issue digital wallets to Americans, making money accessible through a smartphone app or debit card, according to Peebles. El Salvador did this in the fall by giving Salvadorans access to a crypto wallet app called Chivo when it adopted bitcoin as legal tender in the country.

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What has the Federal Reserve said about CBDCs? The Federal Reserve released a January 2022 report outlining the potential benefits and downsides of issuing a CBDC in the US. While the Fed didn't take a stance either for or against the issuance of CBDCs, it is asking for public comment on more than 20 questions on the topic. People will have until May 20 of this year to participate in this stage of the Fed's CBDC research. Moreover, the report made clear that the Fed wouldn't move forward with CBDCs unless it received clear support from the executive branch as well as Congress.

But as cryptocurrencies gain in popularity, grabbing an increasing share of the global financial pie, governments have taken notice, and now many of them are exploring how to get a piece of the action. One possibility is what's known as a CBDC, or a central bank digital currency.

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CBDCs could help unbanked households As of 2020, 5% of US adults, or roughly 16 million individuals, were unbanked, meaning they rely on nonbank products and services for cash, according to the Federal Reserve's 2020 Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking. Underbanked rates were higher among Black and Hispanic adults and those from historically excluded and low income groups. For those who have bank accounts, it's already possible to set up direct deposit with the government for federal money like tax refunds or stimulus payments. With a CBDC, the Federal Reserve could make such funds instantly available by depositing them into a digital wallet, regardless of whether the person had a bank account. 

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