Exclusive: Italy Proposes No Fees for Digital Euro Payments Under €10
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It is intended to relieve small and micro-enterprises, which will only be introduced in 2029.
Italy wants to reduce micro-payments with digital euro. At the same time, cash in Europe is to be protected and preserved.
Italy has proposed that digital euro transactions under 10 euros be exempted from fees, a measure that would particularly favor small businesses. According to sources and documents consulted by Euronews, the Italian proposal is also being viewed positively by the banking community, including the European Central Bank (ECB), reports Telegrafi. The digital euro is conceived as an electronic form of payment that would function alongside cash. The E…
Italy proposes that payments with digital euro up to 10 euros should be exempted from some commissions for traders, a measure that would particularly benefit small businesses and is supported by the Bank...
Italy calls for exemption from fees for micro-payments in digital euros under 10 euros. The proposal unravels the paradox of the future ECB currency: if it is true legal tender money, why should traders and citizens pay a tax to use it? The Digital Euro article, the commission trap: why will we have to pay a toll to use the state currency? comes from Economic Scenarios.
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