Cellular Structure for a Digital Fiat Currency

Ali, Robleh

doi:10.1142/9789811223785_0010

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“…While discussing cryptocurrencies, whether they are Shariah permissible or not, the concept of a digital coin issued by a central bank with an actual intrinsic value and underlying asset seems to solve most of the discussed problems. In a direct model, the central bank digital currency (CBDC) (Aysan and Nawaz 2022) concept allows users to start their accounts directly from the central bank, not with the banks or other institutions (Ali, 2018). Such a system requires massive investment and a distributed ledger protocol.…”

Section: B Digital Currencies Blockchain and Other Dlt Technologies I...mentioning

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Fintech, Digitalization, and Blockchain in Islamic Finance: Retrospective Investigation

Aysan

Unal²

2022

SSRN Journal

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Fintech, Digitalization, and Blockchain in Islamic Finance: Retrospective Investigation

Aysan

Unal²

2022

SSRN Journal

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“…While discussing cryptocurrencies, whether they are Shariah permissible or not, the concept of a digital coin issued by a central bank with an actual intrinsic value and underlying asset seems to solve most of the discussed problems. In a direct model, the central bank digital currency (CBDC) [39] concept allows users to start their accounts directly from the central bank, not with the banks or other institutions [60]. Such a system requires massive investment and a distributed ledger protocol.…”

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Fintech, Digitalization, and Blockchain in Islamic Finance: Retrospective Investigation

Unal

Aysan

2022

FinTech

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The increasing interest in Fintech, Blockchain, and Digitalization in Islamic Finance created a new area in the literature, requiring a systematic review of these academic publications. The scope of the analysis is limited to journal articles to understand the trends in the indexed journals. Results are categorized into three sections, Islamic banks’ digitalization, Blockchain and Crypto Assets research, and Islamic non-bank financial institutions’ digitalization. Islamic fintech has great potential mainly because of the overlapping norms of Shariah and fintech, making it easier to implement technological disruption into Islamic finance. Moreover, the trust shift to Islamic finance could be merged with the opportunities of fintech and increase the potential of Islamic fintech even more.

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Scalability meets regulation: UTXO-based sharding and zero-knowledge proofs for regulated digital currencies

Jin,

Xia,

2024

Cluster Comput

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Cellular Structure for a Digital Fiat Currency

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Fintech, Digitalization, and Blockchain in Islamic Finance: Retrospective Investigation

Fintech, Digitalization, and Blockchain in Islamic Finance: Retrospective Investigation

Fintech, Digitalization, and Blockchain in Islamic Finance: Retrospective Investigation

Scalability meets regulation: UTXO-based sharding and zero-knowledge proofs for regulated digital currencies

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