Watch CNBC's full interview with Queen Máxima of the Netherlands

H.M. Queen Máxima of the Netherlands talks to CNBC's Tania Bryer about how technology could revolutionize the way people access financial services, why there's a gender divide when it comes to access to financial services and her role as the United Nations secretary-general's special advocate for inclusive finance for development.
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[@saskiavanhoutert6081]

I live from a benefit in the Netherlands of 1279, 22 Euro's pro month. That is just enough, but extremely hard to come round pro month. Perhaps that benefit can be increased to for example 1350 pro month, then living is much easier. I like to work for my money but with my age 57 it ain't easy to get a job. Kind regards.

[@ajmangbogsdee2398]

Maybe you have extra's like ....zorgtoeslag , huurtoeslag , vakantiegeld and langdurigheidstoeslag , making your income almost as high as a working person who have not those extra's.....

[@martijnijsendoorn6911]

it comes down to this...buy the ISO20022 coins! so u get a btr life to! instead only the rich people...The train allready left the station people.....
to get easy subsidi hahahahaaha all bull shit....its more control! join the train people!
had dit niet verwacht dat maxima dit achter de schermen deed....wef,imf :)