Digital Euro between Duty and Discretion
summary
Panelists from Giesecke+Devrient, Deutsche Bank and the Deutsche Bundesbank examine the digital euro as both a geopolitical necessity and a technical infrastructure project. They discuss whether a digital euro can strengthen Europe’s digital resilience, potential use cases, and how to design it to be trustworthy, usable, and complementary to existing payment solutions.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Digital Euro intro
- 1:46EU policy status
- 4:13Offline tech
- 6:18Deutsche Bank stance
- 8:00Payment traffic defrag
- 12:55CBDC lessons
- 18:55Infrastructure benefits
- 21:43Bank wallet challenges
- 25:17Stablecoins in payments
- 28:49Next 4–5 years outlook
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