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At this point, different things look plausible in different countries. Consider the possibility of a major banking technology provider offering it as a feature,
by grothoff 5y ago
At this point, different things look plausible in different countries. Consider the possibility of a major banking technology provider offering it as a feature, in which case basically on day 1 you have 1000 banks that can choose to offer it if they believe their customers want to use Taler. Or you may have a smaller bank offer Taler as a limited experiment just to see if there is a business case, with very limited publicity. Or you may have a big bank offer it as a strategic product. Or you may have even a central bank beat everyone else and launch it as the official central bank digital currency. Personally, I'll probably sleep better if it starts small.
- danShumway 5y agoMakes sense. Thanks a ton for the info.
- anonymouse008 5y agoWould you mind chatting about this? I'd like to help if possible - tech like this shows a beautiful version of 'the state' that I would happily support.
- grothoff 5y agoWe have a mailinglist (taler@gnu.org), and my personal e-mail is also not difficult to find out. We can always use help. Still looking for an iOS developer, for example.