The details of such a thing are according to the first report released by US President Joe Biden's administrative regulations on digital currencies. Emphasize the protection of customers, shareholders and companies, the security and interoperability of the global financial system.
The framework's policy goals also involve reducing the potential primary use of digital currencies in illicit finance, promoting access to financial information services, adopting technological advances and "enhancing U.S. leadership in the world's financial systems," according to the report.
"The U.S. must continue to work with international partners to develop a digital payment structure and CBDC to reduce payment inefficiencies and ensure that any new payment platform meets U.S. values and legal requirements, and central bank digital currency standards," the statement said.
The document emphasizes that these issues should be addressed in this work.
[Additionally, the United States will promote the adoption and enforcement of national standards through multilateral and regional engagement. In all engagements, the United States will seek information to ensure rapport, limit iteration, and motivate its key stakeholders," The docs say.
In support of this work, the U.S. Treasury Department stated that the United States should hold other types of forums for this work "Touch".
Last month, the Ministry of Justice published its response to Ban Ki-moon`s digital currency administrative regulations.