Journal of Performance Management
2026, Volume 4, Issue 2 : 1-10
Research Article
Digital Currencies and Business Transactions
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Department of Financial Technology, Global Institute of Business Studies, London, United Kingdom
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School of Digital Economics, International University of Management, New York, USA
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Department of Information Systems and Innovation, European Business Research Center, Berlin, Germany
Abstract

Digital currencies have emerged as one of the most transformative innovations in modern financial systems. The integration of blockchain technology, decentralized finance, and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) has significantly altered traditional business transaction mechanisms. Organizations across industries are increasingly adopting digital currencies to enhance transaction efficiency, reduce operational costs, improve transparency, and facilitate cross-border trade. This study examines the impact of digital currencies on business transactions, evaluates their benefits and challenges, and explores future opportunities for businesses operating in digital economies. The research employs a qualitative and analytical approach using secondary data from scholarly publications, industry reports, and international financial organizations. Findings indicate that digital currencies can streamline payment systems, increase financial inclusion, and improve transaction security while presenting challenges related to regulation, volatility, cybersecurity, and adoption barriers. The study concludes that digital currencies are likely to become an integral component of future business ecosystems.

 

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