Description
TL;DR: The German federal government's 1995 answers to questions about privately issued digital value and the emerging electronic-payment landscape.
About This Document
Drucksache 13/2218 responds to the Bündnis 90/Die Grünen inquiry retained elsewhere in this collection. The federal government discusses electronic cash, stored value, legal classification, banking supervision, data protection, monetary implications, and the expected pace of adoption using the institutional vocabulary of the mid-1990s.
Why Bitcoin People May Care
This document predates Bitcoin and belongs to digital-cash history rather than cryptocurrency regulation. Paired with the original inquiry, it shows how policymakers framed privacy and issuer risk before blockchains. It is a German-language period record, not current law, and should not be used to infer today's European payment or cryptocurrency rules.
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Document Details
- Title: Electronic Cash — 1995 German Government Response
- Author / organization: Federal Government of Germany
- Year: 1995
- Language: German
- Document type: German parliamentary response
- Pages: 4
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