The digital yuan wallet app has been updated to include a traditional Chinese method of gifting money that has gone digital with the growth of digital payments. In an effort to draw in more users, China's wallet app for its digital yuan central bank digital currency (CBDC) added a feature that allows users to send money in an electronic equivalent of traditional "red packets." According to a Dec. 26 article in the South China Morning Post, the new feature was released over the weekend, about one month before the Chinese New Year on Jan. 22. The "red packets," also known as hongbao in China, are customarily used for giving money as a sign of good fortune during Chinese New Year celebrations and other occasions. Popular local services like WeChat Pay and Alipay now offer virtual red envelopes as a result of the growing use of digital payments. The e-CNY app reportedly allows a red packet to be sent to just one recipient, or a "lucky draw" can be set up f...