Cash can be expensive: The State Audit Office named the danger
The State Audit Office warns that increasing cash payment limits in Lithuania could weaken financial accountability and transparency.
A completely new payment method is being built in Europe
Europe plans to introduce a so-called digital euro by 2029, amidst concerns about cash elimination and the control of people's money movements.
Exemption from the cash register – limit, exclusions, payment methods
The article discusses the details regarding exemptions from cash register requirements in Poland.
Won a prize of US$1000 per day for life in New York, but rejected it and chose another option: mistake or right choice?
Spiros Moustakas won a lottery jackpot of US$1,000 per day for life but opted for a one-time cash payment instead.
Preparation to End Cash Payments at Toll Plazas, Payments Will Only Be Made via FASTag or UPI
The Indian National Highways Authority is planning to completely end cash payments at national highway toll plazas by April 1, 2026, switching exclusively to digital payment methods like FASTag and UPI.
Thousands of adults to get £400 cash boost a year to help with cost of living
Thousands of adults in the UK will receive a £400 annual payment to assist with living costs, as part of a broader government initiative.
TransferGo customers will be able to withdraw cash from their payment accounts
TransferGo has expanded its electronic money license to allow customers to withdraw cash from their payment accounts, enhancing service offerings amid changing customer needs.
Cash Loses Ground: Digital Wallets Surpass 50% Adoption in Mexico
Digital wallets in Mexico have surpassed 50% adoption among mobile phone users, driven by the rise of e-commerce and a demand for contactless payment experiences.
The crusade for banknotes: Switzerland votes on mandatory cash against cards
Switzerland is set to vote on a constitutional reform to ensure the mandatory availability of cash, amidst a growing preference for electronic payment methods.
K. Vaitiekūnas says that the Government has withdrawn its proposal to increase the cash payment limit
K. Vaitiekūnas announced that the Lithuanian Government has retracted its proposal to raise the cash payment limit, responding to arguments from law enforcement agencies.
Bank Terminal Trouble in Several Stores
Customers at Kiwi stores in Bergen faced payment issues due to malfunctioning bank terminals, forcing some to rely on cash or an alternative payment app.
Fines of up to 20,000 euros for POS and IRIS – Who is at risk
The Greek tax authority is conducting extensive checks on businesses that have not connected their POS systems to cash registers and the IRIS payment system, imposing fines for non-compliance.
As UN grapples with cash crisis don’t expect China to fill the gap, experts say
UN Secretary-General Guterres has warned of a potential financial collapse due to unpaid dues, urging member states to fulfill their financial obligations amid a significant cash crisis.
UN: It is at risk of financial collapse, the Trump factor
The United Nations faces one of the most serious financial crises in its history, with Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warning member states that without immediate payment of outstanding contributions, the organization risks running out of cash by summer.
No clear champion of cash payment reparations among Democrats in California gubernatorial race
In the 2026 California gubernatorial race, none of the Democratic candidates have emerged as a notable advocate for reparations through direct cash payments.
New calls for DWP benefits payment card to replace cash
A new online petition is urging the UK Government to replace cash payments for benefit claimants with a payment card system to ensure welfare money is spent on essentials.
Most collects signatures for constitutional protection of cash: 'It's more than a party issue'
The political party Most has begun collecting signatures in the Croatian Parliament to modify the Constitution in order to protect cash as a means of payment, warning that failing to do so may require a referendum.
Newsfilter: If Å utaj EÅ¡tok Preaches Payment Cards, But Uses Cash
The article discusses a recent ruling by Slovakia's Supreme Court requiring the state-owned gas company SPP to pay over 14 million euros to Stroden Management Limited due to financial obligations stemming from contracts signed in the 1990s by former Minister Ján Ducký.
Julita KaraÅ›-Gasparska: Cash-based Personal Income Tax with a Higher Limit
The article discusses how cash-based personal income tax allows certain entrepreneurs to pay taxes only after receiving payment from clients, thereby offering a flexible tax settlement method.
Most initiates constitutional changes: "Some cafes already do not accept cash today"
The political party Most is proposing constitutional amendments in Croatia to protect cash as a payment method, and if they don't receive support, they are ready to initiate a referendum.
Most initiates constitutional protection of cash: Here are the countries that have done this so far
The political party Most is pushing for constitutional changes in Croatia to permanently protect cash as a legal payment method amid accelerated digitalization of money.
Bulgaria introduces the Euro as the 21st country - citizens withdraw cash overnight
As of the new year, Bulgaria has replaced the Lev with the Euro, becoming the 21st country to adopt the common currency as its official payment method.
Association exchanges vouchers from payment cards for cash
An association in Greifswald is reportedly exchanging cash for vouchers from payment cards, circumventing new regulations for asylum seeker benefits, raising concerns about the effectiveness and oversight of the nationwide system.
Struggling families urged to claim £500 cash payment after Christmas
Struggling families are encouraged to apply for a £500 cash payment from the Household Support Fund, with applications open until March 31, 2026.
Receipts, POS, payments: everything changes from 2026. What to know
Starting January 1, 2026, Italy will implement more technical measures in the fight against tax evasion, requiring cash registers and electronic payment systems to be interconnected for immediate financial tracking.
Nationwide members urged to act before January to claim free £50
Nationwide is reminding its members to claim a £50 payment before January, which is intended as a thank you for their membership.