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Information in alternate formats for digital cash

Find information about our digital cash consultation in Easy Read, Large Print, Audio, Braille and New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL).

Published:

19 August 2024

Have your say on digital cash in New Zealand

We are inviting disabled people and their whānau and support persons to have their say on digital cash in New Zealand. Digital cash would be a new type of money in addition to banknotes and coins, and the electronic money in your bank account, but it will not replace physical banknotes and coins.

We have put together information in alternate formats to help you tell us what you think. You can view and download information in Easy Read, Large Print, Audio, Braille and New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL).

The main consultation paper explains the design features of digital cash we are considering.

The summary document explains why we are looking into digital cash, and gives you an overview of how you could use digital cash in the future.

There is also an anonymous survey which will help us understand which features of digital cash are important to you.

You have until 30 September 2024 to send us your feedback.

How to have your say

call 0800 7269 7269
email [email protected]
text 021 223 6062
take our online survey
make a submission in NZSL through Seeflow Direct. Use the drop-down "Reserve Bank – Digital Cash Consultation"
post your feedback to us at PO Box 2498, 2 The Terrace, Wellington, 6140

If you would like to talk with us and you’re deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, have a speech impairment or find it hard to talk, you can use the New Zealand Relay Service

Get in touch with us if you have any questions or want to know more.