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The Banque de France, which has long been active in developing central bank digital currency (CBDC)
France) issued a statement on May 20 stating that France has become the first country to successfully test the "digital euro" on the blockchain. Officials stated that relevant departments have successfully conducted securities sales through central bank digital currency (CBDC) on May 14 and will begin to expand the scope of testing.

Although the announcement did not disclose more details of the experiment, the Bank of France stated that the current "digital euro" pilot project focuses on exploring "wholesale use" rather than "retail use" for the general public and major merchants. It is worth noting that wholesale CBDC
Its main function is usually to act as a medium for "inter-bank settlement", so the participants are mostly commercial banks and large financial institutions.

In fact, Blockchain reported in December last year that François Villeroy de France, President of the Bank of France
Galhau announced that it will begin testing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) that can be used across the EU before the end of the first quarter of 2020, calling it the "Digital Euro Project." It was reported at the time that this digital euro pilot project would only target private financial sector participants and would not involve personal retail payments.

In March this year, the Bank of France launched the preparatory work for the experimental project as scheduled, and openly recruited private industry players to study and explore the "digital euro" for inter-bank settlement. After nearly two months, the Bank of France now has another good news, saying that this successful test of using the "digital euro" to sell securities was actually an application received after the initial public call for applications.

According to a recent announcement, the Bank of France stated that it plans to conduct similar tests on the concept plans of nine other groups of contributors in the next few weeks.

It is worth noting that although the Bank of France announced the completion of the first test, this does not mean that the authorities have finalized any plans for the issuance of digital currencies. “The purpose of the experiment is only to promote a broader discussion within the Eurosystem and to discuss whether to establish a CBDC.”
And make a decision as soon as possible.”