Australia now requires supermarkets and fuel retailers to take cash, and Norway fines businesses that refuse it. Tell us where you stand and what you would do.
Views were mixed on how people would handle a cashless shop. Some respondents said they would simply pay using digital or mobile options such as USDT or M-PESA, and one felt going cashless would actually be a positive move, helping curb under-the-table dealing and cheating. Others noted that certain items still require cash payment, suggesting a lingering reliance on cash for some purchases.
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