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Swiss Banks Test Digital Franc Stablecoin for Automated Payments

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Swiss banks are testing a digital version of the Swiss franc called CHFD to explore new uses for cryptocurrency technology. The project, which includes UBS, PostFinance, and Sygnum, aims to automate transactions, tokenize assets, and enable programmable payments. Launched in April, the test has been ongoing in a controlled environment since late June under transaction limits. The experimental phase is set to continue through 2026, providing insights into the technology's value and regulatory requirements.

The project is focused on potential use cases such as reducing fraud in online marketplaces, improving event ticketing, and streamlining public payments. By testing these applications, the banks hope to gain a better understanding of how CHFD can be used effectively without committing to a commercial rollout at this time. The goal is to gather data and expertise before deciding on any future development or implementation.

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