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A new law came into force in Israel which greatly discriminates against the Arab-Israeli population which is generally unbanked and who has a greater preference for cash. But that's not all, the law also causes other problems, as the Bedouin tax evader story shows.

The Reserve Bank of India is looking for interested vendors to develop a mobile-based solution to help India’s visually impaired easily identify banknotes

Today is World Braille Day - a day to think of the challenges facing the 1.3 billion visually impaired people across the globe and to offer them equal opportunities as sighted people.

After testing a new cash payment function in three Spanish cities, Cabify has deployed the service in the capital city of Madrid.

This report looks at six countries: Angola, Morocco, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa, and Zambia, and their very unique relationship with cash.

Bitcoin is not being used to pay for Uber in Argentina, and any such news should be taken with a grain of salt.

If you haven’t submitted your photos, you now have the chance to test your skills until November 28th!

CashEssentials is now available in Spanish! Our first article focuses on the important role that cash plays in South America and in Argentina in particular where 52% of the population is unbanked.

The Indian payments ordeal is not over as the Reserve Bank of India announces the emission of a new Rs 100 note. Calibrating ATMs to the new banknote will only cause another wave of cash outages.

The Central Bank of Nigeria will inject more smaller denomination notes into the economy to respond to the shortage.

Former Bank of Israel Currency Department Director, Mordechai Fein, looks at the evolution, passinga and consequences of the law for the limitation of cash usage.

The G4S 2018 World Cash Report is out and cash is still the most universal and widespread payment method.