In theory, electronic money should provide as easy a method of transferring value without revealing identity as untracked banknotes, but in practice the record-keeping capabilities of Internet service providers and other network resource maintainers tend to frustrate that intuition.
In theory, electronic money should provide as easy a method of transferring value without revealing identity as untracked banknotes, especially wire transfers involving anonimity-protecting numbered bank accounts. In practice, however, the record-keeping capabilities of Internet service providers and other network resource maintainers tend to frustrate that intuition.