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Most shops accept both cash and credit, and the costs of dealing with cash don‘t go down by much just because half your customers pay cashless.
by yccs27 3y ago
Most shops accept both cash and credit, and the costs of dealing with cash don‘t go down by much just because half your customers pay cashless.
- matsemann 3y agoAs for my parent, it's 99% cashless. Might be one person a week or so using cash. So can now skip most of the time waste of dealing with cash. But Norway has had a high card usage for decades, so this might not be as prevalent other places. (I lost my wallet ~2 years ago, including my cards. Everywhere is contactless, so I had no issues just using my watch/phone to pay everywhere I went, until I now recently finally replaced my cards. Even my driver's license is an app now)
- mixmastamyk 3y agoComplete loss of privacy. Personally went back to mostly cash, although it’s not clear how long it will be available.