Secure Hardware Act News Today

We live in an increasingly cashless society. A year into the pandemic, the number of businesses that accept only electronic payments doubled, according to data from the digital payment company Square. But the digital shift in the economy is leaving some people out — mainly those who don’t have a bank account, or a credit or debit card to use for payments. Federal estimates

The two members of the state's congressional delegation say an official digital currency would bridge a worrying digital divide in an increasingly cashless society.

IT’S an old musicians’ (or freelancers’) trick. In your lush days, you draw a roll of cash from an ATM, bind it with elastic, then stick it in…

Several recent releases of draft legislation, reports, and speeches highlight the federal government's efforts in the first quarter of 2022 to address the rapidly developing digital...

Lawmakers propose the Digital Markets Act; Yandex sparks security concerns over data handling; US representatives introduce the ECASH Act; and Meta have hired Targeted Victory to compete with TikTok.

On March 28, Representative Stephen Lynch (D-MA), along with co-sponsors Jesús G. García (D-IL), Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), Ayanna Pressley (D-MA), and Alma Adams (D-NC), introduced H.R....

In today's ExchangeWire news digest: lawmakers in the US propose the Electronic Currency and Secure Hardware Act to create a digital dollar; Alibaba leads

A new bill in Congress says anonymity can be preserved.

US lawmakers proposed a bill for a digital dollar to be issued by the US Treasury, rather than the Federal Reserve, on Monday.