According to the Planet Daily, the European Central Bank (ECB) has pledged to introduce upgraded privacy measures for the digital euro to ensure robust data protection and privacy standards. The proposed regulations aim to establish a single access point to verify a user's digital euro holdings, i.e., the holding limit. The ECB, in collaboration with the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) and the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS), has put forward recommendations for maintaining strict personal data protection. These recommendations include processing only necessary personal data, avoiding excessive concentration of such data, and introducing so-called privacy thresholds for online transactions to curb tracking for anti-money laundering purposes. The idea of ​​the digital euro is to facilitate electronic payments for individuals online and offline, while prioritizing privacy and data protection.