non-cash
- adjective
- /nɒn kæʃ/
- Many modern transactions are now non-cash, using credit cards or digital payments instead.
Examples
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The company provided non-cash rewards like gift cards and extra vacation days to employees.
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The bonus was given in the form of non-cash benefits rather than a direct payment.
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Many people prefer non-cash payment options.
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The store accepts non-cash transactions only.
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Many modern transactions are now non-cash, using credit cards or digital payments instead.
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The company provided non-cash rewards like gift cards and extra vacation days to employees.
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The bonus was given in the form of non-cash benefits rather than a direct payment.
Synonyms
Paying with cards or apps instead of coins and bills
Antonyms
How Cash
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Non-cash is made from non- meaning 'not' and cash meaning 'physical money' like coins and notes, so it describes rewards or payments that are not given as real money.