China’s digital RMB could become an essential part of a cashless gaming infrastructure in Macau, says analysts from Bernstein , noting that the process could potentially be more streamlined than jurisdictions that aren’t working off a central bank-backed digital currency. “In most other gaming markets, the cashless gaming would require the traditional deposit and withdraw from bank accounts (subject to bank processing and transfer limit), transactions via third party payment platforms and additional charges (i.e. Visa/MasterCard), and further subject to the integration between the casino’s own financial ecosystem and its players’ digital wallets opened with the casino,” explains Bernstein’s Vitaly...