Uso de la tecnología de contabilidad distribuida por los bancos centrales: Una revisión
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https://doi.org/10.29019/enfoqueute.v8n5.175Palabras clave:
contabilidad distribuida, cadena de bloques, fintech, dinero digitalResumen
Este artículo examina en qué punto se encuentran los bancos centrales de las economías más avanzadas en su estudio y adopción de la tecnología de contabilidad distribuida (TCD) para transformar sus diferentes sistemas y funciones. Se dará una descripción breve de TCD, seguida por un análisis de las publicaciones y anuncios de los bancos centrales para determinar qué está haciendo cada banco central en su ruta a la adopción de TCD. Se encontró que de los bancos centrales para los cuales había información, todos expresaron interés en TCD y la han evaluado por lo menos hasta cierto punto. Sin embargo, ningún banco central tiene un sistema basado en TCD que esté operacional en este momento. Esto es debido a que hay todavía algunos problemas relacionados con la velocidad, el costo del procesamiento, la seguridad, la transparencia y privacidad, la finalidad de la resolución legal, el escalado, y los efectos de red de la tecnología. A medida que TCD madure, la expectativa es que estos problemas se resolverán.
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