Bitcoin Helps Consumers Transition To Cashless Payments

Bitcoin Helps Consumers Transition To Cashless Payments

The topic of creating a cashless society has been kicked around a few times in recent years, but the major mind shift has not happened just yet. Some industry experts are even wondering whether or not a cashless ecosystem is realistic or not. With so many electronics payments – and digital currencies such as Bitcoin – at the consumer’s disposal, it seems to be a matter of time. There is no denying consumers are slowly gravitating to a world in which cash transactions are becoming less frequent. Even though there is a personal aspect to cash transactions around the world, a lot of consumers....


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