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Mark Twain Bankshares (St. Louis) is the first bank to offer
Digicash electronic money. It is one of the few American banks
that accepts small deposits in a wide variety of foreign
currencies.
Digicash works like a debit card or virtual ATM. The bank
issues "electronic coins" or "ecash" with unique serial numbers,
in encryption envelopes. Denominations are as low as $.05.
The bank won't know where you shop or what you buy, but it can
validate the coins and detect duplicates. It can also re-issue
the coins if your computer crashes, if you know the seed value
you initially supplied. The originator of ecash can be
identified, making it easy to intercept stolen or extorted
currency.
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