From Paper to Digital: Kazakhstan’s Tenge Marks 33 Years
Kazakhstan is celebrating the 33rd anniversary of the tenge. This national currency was introduced in 1993 as a step toward economic independence. The currency has transitioned from the first national banknotes to a modern system. It now includes advanced security technologies. The country has also developed a digital payment infrastructure for the currency.
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – Kazakhstan marks the 33rd anniversary of its national currency, the tenge, commemorating a milestone in the country’s economic independence. Introduced in 1993, the tenge has evolved from the first nationally designed banknotes into a modern currency incorporating advanced security technologies and a digital payment infrastructure. The tenge’s introduction followed a series of institutional… The post From Paper to Digital: Kazakhstan’s Tenge Marks 33 Years appeared first on The Astana Times .