Is the cashless society nearing?

[Freemind]

@Gubre, people are learning to use digital systems, I agree with you, but not 100%. There are people who do not want or cannot learn, due to age, due to mistrust, there are many reasons, and these people cannot be forced to stop using cash. I believe that both forms of payment must coexist.

[Fakhrulenclix]

Really very interesting

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Crypto and Fiat are good, you can't leave one of it

[Seerge]

Currently Cryptocurrency is increasingly recognized by the public, many Cryptocurrency coins have become favorites to trade or also for long-term investment.  But actually the main function of Crypto is for currency, so in my opinion, it's just a matter of time because society and digital money are very nearing.

[Freemind]

With my comments and opinions I do not want to say that at "some point" society will not stop using cash, What I mean is that for that moment to come, there are many, many years left, decades must pass in which the new generations know how to live in a cashless society before eliminating it completely. And something like that won't happen in 10 or 20 years.

[tsakf]

I want cashless, with a provision for tipping. The delivery boy brings something, and I want to give a tip. I'm walking on the road, and a homeless person, needs a tip. With cash, I can do that fine. Cashless, I cannot. Don't tell me that the homeless, will have a digital wallet, because, he has other needs.

[vegasus]

Cash or fiat will last to exist, I think we need it because it is already a crucial part of our life. It will be difficult to use digital currencies only, not all places in the world can support the use of digital currencies. I also doubt if many countries will support the use of digital currencies 100%, without fiats.

[comer]

Cryptocurrency is the future as we all know but for it to replace cash will take an incredible good number of years perhaps centuries because there are still a generation among us which do not know anything about the internet and computer and until such generation is wiped out of the surface of the earth, cash will still be in existence.

agree! am not seeing this to happen in the next 10 years. not unless, every corner of the work accessable by the internet, a cashless society will never come to reality. but I always believe we human race could find a solution to every problem we face.

[Galley]

It will be a long time before we can say that the era of cash has sunk into summer. Giving up cash now is simply unrealistic for many people. Few countries can claim that the share of cashless payments accounts for the majority of payments. We're not ready yet.

[Freemind]

Several political parties in my country (Spain) began to talk about the possibility of eliminating cash within a few years, the European community said yesterday clearly that this would be totally illegal, and that if it did it would have consequences. Doing that right now would not only be illegal in my opinion, it would be insane and an economic disaster.

[GREENch85]

Perhaps, when politicians talk about the complete replacement of fiat money with digital money on the sidelines of parliament, it sounds good. However, in fact, somewhere in the village standing on the outskirts of this will hardly work, there is more likely to start a natural exchange

[Gyrgen]

I think not, perhaps in a single country, but in general, this is very far away. Personally, I am categorically against the cashless community. And any crypto enthusiast who is friendly with brains against such a development of events. Because otherwise we will definitely pay taxes and it is not known yet the amount of this tax.

[Delgboke]

The fight against cryptocurrency has been on to kick cryptocurrency out in the industry.many financial institutions has been in this fight, i know that nothing good comes easy but they cannot stop the existences of digital currency, we all hoping to see cashless society were we dont need to carry money about but through data transfer.

[Quart]

S we know that banks also have issued their digital coins in which are e-wallet. However will agree that this really can agreee with cashless but this is likely not appropriate yet to ready r, if we are talking about the future and this coin, I eprsonally

[Senin]

Cryptocurrency is the future as we all know but for it to replace cash will take an incredible good number of years perhaps centuries because there are still a generation among us which do not know anything about the internet and computer and until such generation is wiped out of the surface of the earth, cash will still be in existence.

A completely cashless society, so far from the world of fantasy. Cash, especially in connection with the coronavirus pandemic, will decrease in its circulation, but it will not disappear anywhere. As for the cryptocurrency, it is generally not capable of replacing the national currencies of states in any form. All types of means of payment must coexist together, since each of them has its own advantages and disadvantages. Therefore, there is no need to rush anywhere, time will show in which direction the further development of our money will go.

[zilzylian]

In the 1990s, E-wallets were introduced and we still don't know crypto, banks and governments always provide many ideas for digital transaction systems, therefore we know master cards, visas and paypal for cashless payment systems, we still need cash as payment, because some areas or villages are still far from the reach of the internet