• The purpose is to identify and quantify the benefits to consumers, banks, payment sector operators, and the overall economy. Cryptocurrencies, the most well-known of which is Crypto, are built on Cryptocurrency, a decentralised method for registering transactions and assuring their immutability over time, which eliminates the need for central intermediaries to authorise transactions.
• In addition to being more efficient in terms of time and possibly cost when compared to traditional payment methods, cryptocurrencies have some unique features, such as the ability to natively manage protocol spending rules at the single transaction level, or the ability to make multiple transactions with a single payment.

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