SWIPE your bracelet, watch or even a walking stick, and you can pay for your goods with digital yuan. These are some of the gadgets that the central bank, lenders and technology giants are showcasing to Beijing residents ahead of a broader rollout of the e-currency when the city hosts the Winter Olympics in February. The wearable devices, embedded with a digital yuan chip, can be tapped against a scanner, transferring the currency from an e-wallet without needing an internet connection. The People’s Bank of China has rolled out pilot programs in 11 cities and regions from Shenzhen to Hainan…