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Digital Currency

Navigating decentralised finance and compliance for digital asset solutions. PMCT Accountants & Consultants have been assisting cryptocurrency participants with operational accounts for years, along with tailored training programs for the industry.

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Your Digital Currency Advisory Partner

At PMCT, we guide central banks and financial institutions through decentralised finance, token investments, and regulatory compliance, ensuring confidence in navigating the digital finance landscape.

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PMCT Your Digital Currency Experts

Our specialists provide expert guidance on digital currency taxation, auditing of digital assets, and the development of anti-fraud frameworks, enabling clients to structure their holdings effectively while maintaining full regulatory compliance.

Digital Currency and Cryptocurrency Experts

As the digital finance landscape evolves, PMCT leads in cryptocurrency advisory, assisting clients with decentralised finance, token investments, and regulatory compliance. We provide guidance on crypto taxation, asset audits, and anti-fraud measures. Our expertise helps firms and investors understand market volatility and ensure compliance, fostering innovation in digital assets.

Digital Currency Scope

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Digital currency refers to a broad spectrum of currencies that vary primarily in their creation methods and legal standing. The key differentiator is whether these currencies are classified as legal tender, supported by a central bank, or operate independently of state backing. Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), for example, are digital forms of fiat currency, ensuring stability and regulatory oversight. In contrast, cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin and Ethereum, function on decentralised networks without a central authority, often characterised by their variable values and speculative nature. This classification reflects the evolving landscape of financial systems, where digital currencies are becoming increasingly relevant in daily transactions, investments, and global commerce, prompting governments and institutions to adapt and respond to this technological advancement.

Digital Currency Benefits

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Digital currencies facilitate faster and more cost-effective cross-border transactions. Traditional international payments often involve high fees and lengthy processing times, whereas digital currencies enable near-instantaneous transfers with lower transaction costs. There are several benefits associated with digital currency:

Digital currencies offer numerous benefits that can transform the financial landscape, increase financial inclusion, and improve efficiency in global transactions.

Cross-Border Transactions
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Digital currencies provide increased accessibility to financial services, especially for individuals who are unbanked or underbanked. It allows them to participate in financial transactions and access services without the need for traditional banking infrastructure.

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Efficiency

Digital currencies enable faster and more efficient transactions compared to traditional banking systems. The use of blockchain technology, in particular, eliminates the need for intermediaries, reduces transaction fees, and speeds up settlement times.

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Security

Digital currencies offer enhanced security features compared to traditional payment methods. Blockchain technology provides a decentralised and immutable ledger, making it difficult for fraudulent activities to occur. Additionally, cryptographic techniques ensure secure transactions and protect sensitive user information.

Accessibility
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brown and blue abstract painting
Financial Inclusion

Digital currencies have the potential to promote financial inclusion by providing access to financial services for underserved populations. It allows individuals in remote areas or developing countries to participate in the global economy and gain financial empowerment.

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Transparency

The use of digital currencies promotes transparency in financial transactions. The decentralised nature of blockchain technology ensures that transactions are recorded on a public ledger, which can be verified by anyone. This transparency helps prevent fraud and increases trust in the financial system.

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Innovation

Digital currencies drive technological innovation and the development of new financial products and services. They open up opportunities for businesses to explore decentralised applications, smart contracts, and other advancements in the digital economy.

Digital Currency Types

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three bitcoins sitting on top of a table

The term "digital currency" refers to various currencies, primarily distinguished by their backing as legal tender by central banks. The digital currency landscape is continuously evolving, leading to the emergence of new types over time.

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a close up of three different types of coins
Cryptocurrencies

These are decentralised digital currencies that use cryptography for secure transactions. Examples include Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Litecoin (LTC).

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black samsung android smartphone on brown wooden table
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs)

These are digital currencies issued and regulated by central banks. CBDCs are designed to function as a digital representation of a country's fiat currency, providing a secure and efficient means of digital transactions.

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a group of coins
Stablecoins

These are digital currencies that aim to maintain a stable value by pegging their worth to another asset, such as a fiat currency (e.g., US Dollar) or a commodity (e.g., gold). Stablecoins provide stability and can be used for transactions and as a store of value.

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a bunch of bitcoins falling into the air
Tokenised Assets

These are digital representations of real-world assets, such as real estate, stocks, or commodities. They are often built on blockchain platforms and allow for fractional ownership and easy transferability.

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a pile of different types of coins
Digital Fiat Currencies

These are digital versions of traditional fiat currencies issued by governments and regulated by central banks. They are essentially electronic representations of physical money and are used for online transactions.

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three eggs with bitcoins on them sitting next to each other
Utility Tokens

These are digital tokens that provide access to specific products, services, or networks within a particular blockchain ecosystem. Utility tokens are not intended as investments but rather serve a specific purpose within the associated platform.

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