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The Digital Euro at the Nexus of Payments Sovereignty, Consumer Adoption and Bank Intermediation: Design Requirements and Banking-Sector Implications of a Retail CBDC in the Euro Area
The digital euro is intended to preserve access to public central bank money in an increasingly digital payments landscape while strengthening European payments sovereignty. Its potential success, however, will not depend on institutional legitimacy alone. The decisive question is whether it can off
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