The EU digital euro bill, which will be published by the European Commission on June 28, shows that the use of digital euros to pay interest or surcharges will be prohibited. In addition, the bill states that from the date of the first issuance of the digital euro CBDC, cash offline payments must be supported to protect privacy, and users cannot program it to restrict subsequent use. The bill will be proposed by the European Commission on June 28. For offline transactions, neither the European Central Bank nor payment service providers can access personal transaction data, and banks that distribute digital euros can send detailed information about the source of account funds to financial crime authorities in the event of suspected money laundering. (CoinDesk)