Cash is available to all users

As of January 13, 2018, European consumers will be able to get "cashback" at their local shop. This European directive as long awaited by retailers and consumers alike to facilitate access to cash.

The current trend of offering only cashless payments at fast food joints and other retailers makes those places inaccessible to the unbanked and the underbanked, according to an FDIC survey. Retailers should allow all payment options.

Half of the world's population doesn't use the internet (and that number goes up to 75% in Africa) and 38% are unbanked. Having the freedom to choose your preferred payment method depending on your needs and means should be a given.

How beneficial would a cashless society be for society - and our wallets?

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Thanks to PayNearMe, the unbanked can settle their bills in cash at any convenience store by simply scanning the biller's barcode.

Before we take the cashless discourse for granted, we should look into the motivation behind the anti-cash movement and who, in the end, will be the winners and losers.

Prosegur Cash's Director of Innovation and Productivity believe that cash continues to play a vital role in today's economy, and the company's activities prove it: 4% increase in 2016.

Cash: a truly universal method of payment.

Watch the video to explore the future of money in 500 years by best-selling author Kabir Sehgal.