Cashless societies can boost financial inclusion
Right safeguards crucial
Cashless societies, where transactions are entirely digital, are gaining traction in many parts of the world, particularly after a pandemic-era boom in demand for online banking. Thankom Arun, professor of global development and accountability at the University of Essex, shares his insights.
Improvements in digital payment infrastructure such as mobile payments, digital currencies and online banking, make it more convenient for people and businesses to buy and sell thi
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