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CBDCs and the End of Cash? Why 98% of Global GDP Is Going Digital

Ela Fatima by Ela Fatima
7 June 2025
in News, Cryptocurrency, Economy
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CBDCs

Could CBDCs Become the Next Big Shift in World Finance

According to the report, more than 130 nations can explore and develop Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) by 2025, representing 98% of the world’s GDP. It is stated that these digital currencies are innovations for today; they may completely rend global finance itself.

From changed monetary policy tools to new privacy questions, CBDCs are capturing financial talk.

Table of Contents

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  • CBDCs and the Future of Monetary Policy
  • Balancing Privacy and Transparency
  • Impact on Cross-Border Transactions
  • Financial Inclusion Through Digital Access
  • Geopolitical Implications
  • Conclusion
  • FAQs
    • What is a CBDC?
    • How do CBDCs differ from cryptocurrencies?
    • Can CBDCs enhance financial inclusion?
    • What are the privacy concerns with CBDCs?
  • Glossary
    • Sources

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CBDCs and the Future of Monetary Policy

Countries may finally benefit from being able to offer direct mechanisms for implementing monetary policy. Whereas such interaction through private banks now influences the behavior of the monetary aggregate, it enables instant adjustment in the current moment. That is, other than giving digital currency straight to the public during recessions, it stimulates effective spending.

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However, it still raises questions about the role of commercial banks and the unprecedented authority over an economy that could be held by central banks. The International Monetary Fund emphasizes that central bank digital currencies pave new paths to policy execution, and careful investigation is needed concerning financial stability and the role of traditional banking.

Financial Privacy and CBDCs
Financial Privacy and CBDCs

Balancing Privacy and Transparency

Above all, the hot debate point regarding CBDC is the fine line between transparency and privacy. As opposed to cash transactions, a digital currency can trace all transactions, which raises concerns over surveillance and data security.

The Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act in the United States, among other things, shows trepidation against any government overreach. It seeks to preclude the Federal Reserve from issuing a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) without express permission, citing invasion of privacy as a primary reason.

Meanwhile, the European Central Bank is investigating the introduction of privacy features for its digital euro project to maintain cash-like anonymity while complying with anti-money laundering regulations.

Impact on Cross-Border Transactions

CBDCs can create a paradigm shift in cross-border payments by enhancing speed, cost, and transparency. Traditional international transfer mechanisms were so slow that they could take days to complete, with multiple intermediaries charging their fees and causing delays.

For instance, mBridge, an experimental cross-border CBDC project involving the Bank for International Settlements and multiple central banks, is testing cross-border CBDC transactions. The central objective of these initiatives is to smooth the payment processes in international transactions, which will benefit both businesses and individuals.

Nevertheless, vast amounts of international collaboration around CBDC use for cross-border payments will be needed to design a system that allows compatibility while adhering to global regulations.

Financial Inclusion Through Digital Access

CBDCs could significantly boost financial inclusion, most importantly in regions with relatively little access to traditional banking services. Financial inclusion requires that offerings be made available for digital transaction capability and agnostic access for economic participation.

eNaira is Nigeria’s own CBDC, aimed at improving financial inclusion. Despite its early misfortunes, the project nevertheless constitutes a step toward bank integration for more citizens.

Nonetheless, the success of such implementations revolves around digital literacy, access to technology, and trust in the digital currency regime.

Digital Currency 2025
Digital Currency 2025

Geopolitical Implications

The emergence of CBDC also presupposes geopolitical implications. Naturally, the countries leading the development of CBDC could very well impose their standards on the global financial regime, thereby reducing reliance on traditional currencies such as the U.S. dollar.

Already, pilot schemes are being run on China’s digital yuan, a potential competitor in the international market against the dollar. This would lead us to another competitor, the European Union, which will enhance the euro’s relevance in the global economy.

These trends suggest a transformation in global finance whereby digital currencies become instruments of economic influence and rivalries.

Conclusion

CBDCs will gradually continue channeling the reconfiguration of global finance, whether affecting the design and implementation of monetary policy or the dynamics of power on the globe.

CBDCs’ merit lies in their promise of amelioration and inclusion, yet these are countered by challenges regarding privacy, financial stability, and geopolitical balance.

As countries grapple with these challenges, today’s decisions will profoundly impact the future currency landscape.

FAQs

What is a CBDC?

CBDCs are regulated financial currencies in digital form; central banks are in charge of issuing and regulating such currencies.

How do CBDCs differ from cryptocurrencies?

CBDCs, in contrast to cryptocurrencies, are centralized and backed by the central government, ensuring stability and regulatory control.

Can CBDCs enhance financial inclusion?

YES, CBDC will give individuals digital access to financial services without holding a conventional bank account so that they can participate in the economy.

What are the privacy concerns with CBDCs?

CBDCs have the potential for an extensive transaction tracking mechanism that raises surveillance and data privacy concerns.

Glossary

CBDC: An abbreviation for Central Bank Digital Currency; a digital presentation of a state’s official putative currency, which the Central Bank of that country supports.

Monetary Policy: The set of measures the Central Bank uses to control the volume of money available in the economy.

Cross Border Transactions: Actions of transfer of money, assets, or liabilities between entities where any of the parties concerned are not within the same jurisdiction.

Financial Inclusion: Access to basic financial services for all people worldwide, irrespective of their economic status/standing.

Privacy Concern: Matters regarding the safety of an individual’s data and the possibility of being surveilled.

Sources

Atlantic Council 

International Monetary Fund

Reuters

Lawfare 

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