3. INTRODUCTION
• What Is Digital Money?
• Digital money is a currency that exists purely in digital form.
• Digital money can include cryptocurrencies, but it is not limited to them.
4. UNDERSTANDING DIGITAL MONEY
• Digital money has been conceived of since very early in the age of the internet.
Several digital cash companies were founded in the early 1990s, the earliest and
best-known of these being DigiCash.
• Financial services companies facilitate digital money transfer and foster online
transactions between complete strangers across long distances. Without digital
money, many online retail websites would operate much less efficiently.
• Banks have felt the effect of the accessibility of digital money, and in response closed
branches and fired many retail employees.
5. FEATURES OF DIGITAL MONEY
• Secure
• Anonymous
• Portable
• Two-way.
• Off-line capable
• Wide acceptability
• User-friendly
• Examples of Digital Money
6. SCENARIO IN INDIA
• Strengthening Regulatory Framework
• The Catalyst
• Multiplier Effect
• ATC Vans to further Rural Digital Payments
7. THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL INDIA WAS
EXPECTED
• Reduce Corruption.
• Removal of Black Economy
• Creation of new jobs
• Increase in Revenues
• Role of Digitalization in Banking Sector in India
8. ADVANTAGES OF DIGITAL MONEY
• Easy access
• Economic (and time) savings
Fast settlements
• Lower fees
• More confidential
• 24x7 availability of banking
services
9. DISADVANTAGES OF DIGITAL MONEY
• Difficult to understand
• Not accepted widely
• Can lose your wallet
• No way to reverse the payment
• Payment and mobile network
capacity
• Security issues
10. OPERATIONS OF DIGITAL MONEY:-
• Involves the use of software
• Advance encrypted software code
• The blockchain
• The term mining for digital currency
11. • ‘’Staking’’ or ‘’Proof-of—stake’’
• Centralised system
• Decentarlisation system
13. • Bitcoins can be obtained mainly by
(i) accepting bitcoins as payment if we sell some good
(ii) we can purchase bitcoins through bitcoin Exchanges, or
(iii) we can exchange bitcoins for real currencies such as US dollars
• The future of virtual money