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2021-3: "Why a Digital Euro should be Online-first and Bearer-based +" published

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+We are happy to announce the publication of our paper on "Why a Digital Euro should be Online-first and Bearer-based". +

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+The European Central Bank’s “Report on a Digital Euro” considers +two distinct types of designs for a digital euro. It argues that all functional +requirements laid out in the report can be fulfilled by operating the two systems +in parallel: +

+The report does not discuss other choices of hybrid systems. However, the +choice is more arbitrary than it might seem at first sight: bearer-based systems +are not necessarily offline payment systems, and online payment systems do not +need to exclude anonymity. +

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+We argue that operating a bearer-based payment system to complement an +account-based CBDC in order to gain offline and privacy features is not a good +trade-off. Adding permanent, regular offline capabilities via the bearer-based +payment instrument constantly exposes the CBDC to the severe issues inherent +in offline-capable payment systems. Instead, the offline mode of operation +should be restricted to scenarios where it is actually required, which mitigates +the risks. +

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