En Español: La Reserva Federal explica que FedNow es solo un sistema de pago instantáneo y no es una moneda digital ni reemplazará el dinero en efectivo.
en Facebook publicado el 11 de abril con música de suspenso habla sobre el"nuevo sistema" bancario que viene a los Estados Unidos.
Añade:"La Reserva Federal ya nos presentó su nuevo sistema de pagos que va a sustituir al sistema bancario actual. No te va a gustar nada lo que vas a escuchar, esto va a arrancar en tres meses, llevan años preparándolo".
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