Abstract: This article is an attempt to assess the potential and analyze the global experience of central bank digital currency regulation. As a result of the research, the consequences of the implementation of the Central Bank in the countries of the world (Bahamas, Canada, China, Ecuador, Norway, Senegal, Sweden, Sweden, Tunisia, Uruguay) were analyzed, the possible variants of the Central Bank models, the degree of implementation of the Central Bank in various scenarios of its implementation, the degree of influence were considered Central Bank for banking and non-banking financial institutions. It is worth saying that the projects of the People’s Bank of China, the Central Bank of Uruguay, the Central Bank of the Bahamas and the Central Bank of the Eastern Caribbean Basin demonstrated the interest of developing countries in launching their own Central Banks. At the same time, it was found that most of the monetary authorities of developed countries ((Bank of Japan, Bank of Canada, Deutsche Bank, Federal Reserve System of the United States (Fed)) are only planning or starting experiments with the issuance of Central Banks, which indicates the recognition of the degree of threats during restructuring banking system and changes in the role of global traditional currencies. The introduction of the Central Central Bank in Ukraine marked the emergence of an alternative payment instrument, the implementation of an effective monetary and budgetary policy by strengthening the influence on interest rates, strengthening financial discipline, and regulating the legal regime. At the same time, the implementation of the Central Central Bank can also bring risks for the banking system: replacement of commercial bank deposits by the Central Bank, performance by the central bank of the functions inherent in a commercial bank, increase in cyber risks. The results of the study indicate the need for a balanced approach to the implementation of the Central Bank of Ukraine. The National Bank of Ukraine can implement the Central Bank only after a full assessment of the impact of the NBU launch models in the Central Central Bank for ensuring price and financial stability, studying and evaluating the population’s demand for new forms of money.