CENTRALE BANK VAN CURAÇAO SINT MAARTEN

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CENTRALE BANK VAN CURAÇAO SINT MAARTEN The digital Caribbean Guilder alternative Cedric Pietersz Treasurer CBCS

Table of contents Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten Digital Caribbean Guilder Competing alternatives Considerations when implementing digital Caribbean Guilder

Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten

Demographics – age distribution Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten Demographics – age distribution

Demographics – age distribution Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten Demographics – age distribution

Internet usage Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten Location where internet is used by gender (in %)   Total At a commercial establishment (paid use at internet cafés, hotels, airports etc.) 39 At an educational institution 19 At home 92 At somebody else’s home 33 Moving from place to place, not at a fixed location (mobile) 37 At a public facility (such as public library, community center, McDonald's, Starbucks etc.) 26 At work At somebody else’s work 9 Other location 7 Source: CBS, ICT & Media survey 2017

Internet usage Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten Location where internet is used by age (in %)     Age groups 06-14 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75+ At a commercial establishment (paid use at internet cafés, hotels, airports etc.) 19 60 50 45 39 26 21 18 At an educational institution 29 57 17 7 6 1 At home 94 90 89 91 93 96 At somebody else’s home 34 56 42 32 27 15 Moving from place to place, not at a fixed location (mobile) 12 46 44 14 At a public facility (such as public library, community center, McDonald's, Starbucks etc.) 22 48 31 25 23 13 10 At work 16 9 2 At somebody else’s work 4 8 5 3 Other location Source: CBS, ICT & Media survey 2017

Internet usage Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten Different uses of the internet during the last three months by age (in %)    Age groups 15-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75+ ONLINE For internet banking 17 48 40 42 35 32 25 Purchasing or ordering products or services 21 36 24 18 9 2 Selling products or services 6 14 7 10 3 Source: CBS, ICT & Media survey 2017

Electronic payments Curaçao 6,761 247,717 136,438 160,000 Sint Maarten Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten Electronic payments 2018 Point of Sale units Debit cards Credit cards Population Curaçao 6,761 247,717 136,438 160,000 Sint Maarten 2,139   62,322   31,164 40,000 Cashless organizations: Tax receivers office; sales offices Curacao water & power company; and sales offices local telecom provider

Payment opportunities Circumstances Curaçao & Sint Maarten Payment opportunities E-government initiatives progressing on the document submittal side, but facing challenges on the (web) payment side Today it is not possible to go the government, power company or tax receivers website and pay from your debit account (instantly) Same for online domestic web stores Only credit card payments are possible

Digital Caribbean Guilder

CBCS strategic objectives 2018 - 2020 Digital Caribbean Guilder CBCS strategic objectives 2018 - 2020 Introduction of a new domestic currency for the Countries of Curacao and Sint Maarten The Caribbean Guilder (Cmg) to replace the Antillean Guilder (Ang) October 10, 2010 based on constitutional change Monetary Union legislation of 2010

Introduction new domestic currency Digital Caribbean Guilder Introduction new domestic currency Considerations: Design and print of new banknotes and coins Storage and distribution of new banknotes and coins locally and between the two countries Feasibility study for digital Caribbean Guilder issued by the CBCS

Motives for digital Caribbean Guilder Cost savings in design and printing Efficiency in storage and distribution Potential to promote financial inclusion The digital Caribbean Guilder should operate along the existing cash circuit in medium term

Digital Caribbean Guilder Feasibility study Research objective to understand the concept of CBDC and the implications on: Digital currency system and payments; Monetary policy and financial stability; and Legal tender considerations Given the circumstances of Curaçao and Sint Maarten

Feasibility study cont’d Digital Caribbean Guilder Feasibility study cont’d Based on the results, a pilot study will be considered In cooperation with a regional technology provider (DLT/ blockchain)

Digital Caribbean Guilder Caveats of the study Digital Caribbean Guilder for the purpose of use by the general public Digital Caribbean Guilder to have stable value (1-1 to fiat currency) Value based system Permissioned DLT network 24/7 available Inclusion of domestic banks in the distribution of digital Caribbean Guilder

Competing alternatives

CBCS strategic objectives 2018 - 2020 Competing alternatives CBCS strategic objectives 2018 - 2020 To improve the efficiency of the national payment system Implement additional retail payment system rail to improve efficiency in retail domestic payments (availability, speed of payments and transaction cost)

Alternatives competing with the digital Caribbean Guilder Competing alternatives Alternatives competing with the digital Caribbean Guilder Retail fast payments through commercial bank money E-money institutions (prepaid cards and wallets)

Considerations when introducing digital Caribbean Guilder

Efficiency in peer to peer payments Considerations when introducing digital Caribbean Guilder Efficiency in peer to peer payments Maximum amounts in wallets to avoid risks of a run in difficult times Internet availability on smart phones Cyber security of the wallets and network AML/ KYC procedures for opening wallets Inter-operability, multiple eco-systems

Digital Caribbean Guilder Considerations when introducing digital Caribbean Guilder Retail Fast Payments NACS2 RTGS Digital Caribbean Guilder E-Money NACS2 ACH CASH

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