Cash News: August 13-17
Categories : Cash connects people, Cash covers a broad range of transactions, Cash is a symbol of national sovereignty
August 25, 2022
Elsewhere on the Web provides weekly updates and links to articles related to cash and money, curated on the web.
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Here’s what’s new on all things cash and money curated on the web last week, from a list of countries most reliant on cash to nonprofit GiveDirectly fighting poverty with direct cash payments.
- Afghanistan – Businessmen in trouble as banks deny fractional banknotes
- Bosnia & Herzegovina – Central Bank of BiH sends Notice about Additional Banknotes
- Countries most reliant on cash
- Europe – demand for banknotes is diminishing
- Fighting poverty with direct cash payments
- G&D on cash operations in casinos
- Ghana – CBDC & financial inclusion
- How common has private currency been?
- Ireland – Circulating fake €2 coins seized
- Morocco – the world’s most cash-reliant country
- Next-Gen ATMs Are a Key Part of Banks’ Digital Strategy
- Nigeria – toward cashless
- Norway, Finland and New Zealand top list of countries closest to becoming cashless
- Oman – toward cashless
- On the stabilizing role of cash for societies
- Pakistan – When Pakistan could not print its notes and was fighting a war with India
- South Africa – counterfeits
- Spectra gets first order for banknote disinfection system
- Spectra Systems books an additional US$4mln from banknote contract
- Top 5 services used at ATMs
- UK – fake Scottish L50 note
- Wales – Money launderer who used home as a ‘cash house’ had £250,000 stuffed under his bed
- Which countries use the euro as a currency
- Will ITMs Replace ATMs As the Main Self-Service Branch Technology?
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