Despite the rumors for a centralized digital currency, China's central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said that the country, which still does not recognize Bitcoin as a legitimate payment method, is not in a hurry to issue its own digital currency. (technode.com)
In a January 2018 op - ed, the bank's vice governor had pitched the concept of a centralized digital currency with properties that would allow the PBoC to verify transaction data. (ethnews.com)
Our company for example promotes a centralized digital currency, that is not based on math but on productivity on the web and accounted / audited by real people and administrators. (digitalcurrencycouncil.com)