According to Bitcoin.com, the Governor of the Bank of Zimbabwe, John Mangudya, revealed that the Central Bank of Zimbabwe has developed a roadmap for the adoption of a central bank digital currency (CBDC), and now plans to listen to the opinions of stakeholders, and will issue a consultation document and seek public comments. In addition, a “consumer perception survey on CBDC” will be conducted to enable them to participate in CBDC-related pilot projects. At the same time, it was revealed that financial technology companies Llyod Crowd Funding and Uhuru Innovative Solutions have been included in the financial technology regulatory sandbox. Among them, Llyod Crowd Funding has started its sandbox business and will continue until 2023, while Uhuru Innovative Solutions is expected to start supervision soon. test.