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    ECB's Cipollone eyes 2029 for digital euro launch

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    Posted on September 23, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The ECB plans to launch a digital euro by 2029, with legislative groundwork starting after May. This digital currency will be a central bank-backed payment wallet.

    ECB's Cipollone eyes 2029 for digital euro launch

    FRANKFURT (Reuters) -The European Central Bank eyes 2029 as a realistic timeline for launching a digital euro, essentially an online payment wallet backed by the central bank, ECB board member Piero Cipollone said on Tuesday.

    Cipollone said the European Parliament, the European Council and the executive European Commission may have their respective positions ready by May, after which they will start joint work on legislation. Once that is in place, the ECB will need between 2-1/2 and three years to launch the currency.

    He was speaking at Bloomberg's Future of Finance event.

    (Reporting By Francesco CanepaEditing by Gareth Jones)

    Key Takeaways

    • •ECB targets 2029 for digital euro launch.
    • •Legislation work to start after May.
    • •2.5 to 3 years needed post-legislation.
    • •Digital euro is a central bank-backed wallet.
    • •Cipollone spoke at Bloomberg's finance event.

    Frequently Asked Questions about ECB's Cipollone eyes 2029 for digital euro launch

    1What is the expected launch year for the digital euro?

    The European Central Bank is eyeing 2029 as a realistic timeline for launching the digital euro.

    2Who is Piero Cipollone?

    Piero Cipollone is a board member of the European Central Bank who discussed the timeline for the digital euro.

    3What institutions will be involved in the legislative process for the digital euro?

    The European Parliament, the European Council, and the executive European Commission will prepare their positions for joint work on legislation by May.

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