DigiCash

DigiCash was an early digital currency system developed in the 1990s that allowed people to make online transactions anonymously. It used special software to let users send and receive digital money securely, without revealing their identity or needing a bank. This technology aimed to provide privacy and security in online payments. Although DigiCash ultimately did not succeed commercially, it laid important groundwork for later digital currencies and online payment methods, influencing the development of cryptocurrencies and secure online financial transactions today.