Cashless Economy
In 2020, Cash has grown (a lot) Cash still rules in Pakistan Norway Likes neither Cash or Bitcoin How banks are driving to a cashless economy London Underground soon all cashless? Cashless Economy and the End of Privacy Lack of privacy, economic calamity: the threats of a digital dollar China likes cashless surveillance The State of Idaho wants to protect cash  Australia on the Way to Cashless Society
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Lack of privacy, economic calamity: the threats of a digital dollar

Lack of privacy, economic calamity: the threats of a digital dollar
As demand for cryptocurrency like bitcoin skyrockets, the Federal Reserve announced the idea of a digital dollar, which would be an electronic fund under control of the government and presented as a sort of competitor to other cryptocurrency. But a central online dollar would work nothing like...

Access to cash is getting more complicated

Access to cash is getting more complicated
More than 10,000 free-to-use cash machines have disappeared across the UK in the last two years, with one in four Scottish ATMs now charging you to withdraw your own money. The pandemic has certainly forced us all to take our eye off the more mundane aspects of life, but we shouldn’t let it blind...

The dark sides of cashless payments

The dark sides of cashless payments
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the transition to cashless payments in most Southeast Asian countries to facilitate contactless transactions and further curb the spread of the virus. Nevertheless, it is also crucial for us to be cautious because the method also has some drawbacks without us...
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How cashless can lead to unhealthy consumption

Value of money: children can't understand it in a cashless society

Cash still rules and will remain

The cashless society from an ethical point of view

The debate about the move towards a cashless society has been at the center of the scene for several years, now. Various angles have been taken by economists, politicians, banking institutions and sociologists. Beyond the technicalities of the debate, lies the question of freedom, of inter-citizen solidarity and of governmental responsibility. The debate cannot remain in the hands of financial specialists, it is first and foremost an ethical, political and societal issue.


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The UK on its way to Cashless Society?

The UK on its way to Cashless Society?
With the recent increase in contactless transactions with both credit cards and mobile...

Cashless public transports hurts the most vulnerable users

Cashless public transports hurts the most vulnerable users
Some members of Greater Wellington Regional Council's own public transport advisory group are...

Brits are not ready for a Cashless society

Brits are not ready for a Cashless society
Over half (54%) of British people admit to avoiding cash to pay for goods and services but – as...

Access to cash: Sweden is thinking twice about all cashless

Access to cash: Sweden is thinking twice about all cashless
New cash machines will be installed in 17 Swedish towns after the country changed its laws to...

Philippines want to turn cashless

Philippines want to turn cashless
The Philippines government stated Tuesday that it is prepared to become a fully cashless society,...

The wrong and unknown sides of cashless charity

The wrong and unknown sides of cashless charity
Saying there might be a problem with humanitarian cash transfers is like saying that you don’t...

Some UK politicians battle against cashless

Some UK politicians battle against cashless
OLDHAM West and Royton MP Jim McMahon has joined calls for the government to put forward a law...

Is Pakistan eager to follow cashless India?

Is Pakistan eager to follow cashless India?
The spike in oil prices and the ensuing balance-of-payments crisis during the First Gulf War in...

Terrorism, money laundring: the risks of digital currency trading

Terrorism, money laundring: the risks of digital currency trading
The Monetary Authority of Macao (AMCM) has informed Macau News Agency that the trading of virtual...

Venezuela risks cashless

Venezuela risks cashless
Cashless society proponents should pay attention. Privacy concerns have been the major barrier for...
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