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Bank of Korea publishes book on central bank digital currency's legal issues

According to a summary in Korean media, the book calls for revisions to the law to ensure that a future CBDC could successfully operate. The Bank of Korea has notably been using blockchain technology to manage the transactions in its 22-month long CBDC pilot program, which commenced back in April 2020 and will wrap up in December of this year. Testing the currency’s distribution in 2021 represents the third phase of this project, following a focus on technological development and initial operational analyses in phases one and two.

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