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Planned CBDCs
Planned profiles indicate announced initiatives that have not started pilot testing.
Reference Answers
Audited answers for common page-level questions, with citations and date context.
Which CBDC programmes are planned but not yet piloting?
medium confidenceAs of 2026-04-18The current planned set is the EU Digital Euro and Macau e-MOP. Both have official roadmap-style preparation language, but neither is tracked as a live pilot in the registry snapshot.
- Planned is distinct from research and pilot in the current status taxonomy.
- The EU Digital Euro moved into planned because the ECB published a pilot roadmap.
- Macau e-MOP is planned because the AMCM white paper supports roadmap-backed monitoring without a public pilot.
Citations
- CBDC Registry programs dataset snapshotinternal · INTERNAL
Derived from the planned-status entries in data/cbdc-programs.json.
Open Questions
- Macau e-MOP should be refreshed if AMCM publishes pilot timing or pilot completion details.
Caveats
- Planned status does not imply that issuance is legally authorized or guaranteed.
What does planned mean on the registry?
medium confidenceAs of 2026-04-21Planned means the registry has enough source-backed evidence to track a roadmap-backed programme separately from generic research, but not enough to call it an active pilot or live launch.
- Planned is a real data state in the current product, not placeholder copy.
- It sits between research and pilot in practical maturity, but it is not a live pilot label.
- The status exists so the site can answer roadmap questions without collapsing everything into research.
Citations
- CBDC Registry planned status pageinternal · INTERNAL
Derived from current status taxonomy and page generation rules.
Caveats
- The label is a registry classification, not a legal term used uniformly by central banks.