cashless
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- adjective
- /ˈkæʃləs/
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- The rise of cashless transactions means that more people are paying for goods without using physical money.
- cashless society
- cashless economy
- cashless transactions
So, Nigel, one more question on the de banking and cashless society.
- So, Nigel, one more question on the de banking and cashless society.
- So do you therefore then fear a cashless society?
- This is why we want a cashless society.
- And then embarrassingly enough, this model we're comparing it to right here is also a cashless model, this time from Corsair.
- And the idea eventually is to have a world government, world army, world central bank, world currency, cashless, which we're heading to so fast.
- As the share price rose, so did Brown star as a technologist with a vision of future cashless society.
Examples
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This technology is also used to manage the majority of each school's financial transactions, helping to create a "cashless school system."
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Many stores now offer cashless payments, allowing customers to use their phones or cards to make purchases.
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Agree, especially about the danger of a cashless society.
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But keep in mind, individuals in a cashless society hand over all their rights to the governments and banks that control the system.
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The implications of a cashless economy have long been considered.
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Nonetheless, the shift to a cashless economy likely requires technological innovation.
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In recent years, there has been increased emphasis on developing macroeconomic models using a cashless approach.
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As with most incremental changes in our society, the move to cashless transactions has been mostly voluntary.
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As the digital takeover becomes commonplace, Americans are unwittingly acquiescing to the furtherance of the cashless society.
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We can't expect mainstream adoption of a cashless society (like Sweden expects to be) if we don't give everyone relative opportunities to partake in credit.
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Synonyms
Not involving physical money, for example payments by card or digital transfer
How Cashless
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Morphology
Etymology
The word cashless comes from cash ('money in coins or bills') and -less ('without'), the same pattern as homeless. So a cashless system or society means people pay 'without physical money', for example by card or phone.