Teams developed innovative technological solutions to advance usage of central bank digital currencies. The winning teams were Dragonfly Fintech from Singapore, Bitt-IDEMIA from the US and Partior from Singapore. Competing teams have developed solutions to enable issuance, distribution and transfer of CBDCs; financial inclusion; and improved interoperability.
This information was gathered from the Bank for International Settlements
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