Usage of "digital money"

русский

цифровая валюта

португальский

moeda digital

испанский

moneda digital

каталонский

moneda digital

Currency primarily managed, stored or exchanged on digital computer systems, especially over the internet.

цифровая валюта

Использование термина digital money на английском

The digital money is marking its first decade with a punishing slump. 
 Reuters 

It is also because digital money has changed the act of saving. 
 Reuters 

Bitcoin is the original, most accepted form of digital money. 
 The Irish Times 

He told the audience that digital money is coming and is already in Singapore. 
 Radio NZ 

Will a third-party bill-paying service handle your digital money transactions? 
 Reuters 

The end of the world, email scams, the future of the book, and digital money savers. 
 Radio NZ 

What follows is an incident that caused me to think about digital money in a new way. 
 Wired 

To be completely accurate, the UK's central bank is publicly musing on the consequences of digital money. 
 The Irish Times 

One Tel Aviv startup, however, has shown that the convenience of using digital money can draw enormous interest. 
 Reuters 

Merchants, such as online dating site OkCupid, are slowly starting to accept the digital money for goods and services. 
 BBC 

Even US president Donald Trump weighed in last month, albeit about cryptocurrencies, saying digital money was "not money". 
 Radio NZ 

Public and private sector partners must unite to establish global standards for combating the growing, borderless threat of digital money laundering. 
 Reuters 

Earlier this year, one of Japan's cryptocurrency exchanges was hit by a daring $530 million theft of digital money. 
 Reuters 

Coincheck has not given details of how the January theft, one of the biggest ever of digital money, affected its business. 
 Reuters 

However, digital money is the future, cash will only become more scarce, and kids are much better with technology than their parents. 
 News.com.au 

The cypherpunks see a future in which things are bought with anonymous digital money, and business transactions are conducted between cryptographic pseudonyms. 
 Wired 