Ohio Cash-Only Law Would Carve Out Protections for Retailers
A proposal requiring retailers to accept cash for purchases up to $500 is moving through the Ohio legislature. While much ...
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Uber’s Prepaid Passes Are About More Than Loyalty
Uber’s new prepaid passes—offering riders reduced rates on frequently traveled routes—are designed to appeal to those who consider the rideshare’s ...
Legislation Requiring Cash Acceptance Faces an Uphill Battle
Two U.S. Senators have introduced the Payment Choice Act, the latest attempt to ensure that consumers can use cash at ...
In Search of the Fabled Walletless Day
We’ve all heard the story: someone at work or on a podcast shares how they—or perhaps a friend, or a ...
Cash is Still the Payment of Choice for Swiss Consumers
Despite recent instant payments initiatives, the Swiss National Bank reported that cash is still the most widely accepted payment method ...
Switzerland Joins the Instant Payments Movement
The Swiss National Bank announced that roughly 60 financial institutions in the country can now send and receive instant payments, ...
Many Small Businesses Look Beyond Card Payments
Although paying with cards has become almost ubiquitous in American economic life, nearly a third of small businesses surveyed in ...
Is the U.S. Ready for a Cashless Society?
As digital wallets and contactless payments become more popular, cash is becoming less common in everyday transactions. Younger consumers, especially, ...
What Are the Preferred Payment Methods at Physical Locations?
In the ever-evolving landscape of retail, understanding consumer preferences for payment methods at physical locations has become crucial for businesses ...
Cashless Payments’ Influence on Consumer Spending
Cashless payments are becoming more prominent globally, though there are significant variations across countries. Belgium, Brazil, China, the Czech Republic, ...
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