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BennTheMan
1 year ago

Parallel to cash, it makes a more flexible, uncomplicated and faster.

In 20 years the standard will be.

BennTheMan
1 year ago
Reply to  RealSteel666

Then just stay with cash when you feel the digital variant slower – cashless works with me somehow faster….

DonCredo
1 year ago

I’m not opposed to it or I don’t care, but I don’t know what I’d need for today.

I use almost all cash payment variants via GiroCard and credit card, only with payment via mobile phone I won’t be so warm. So if it comes to the fact that it is really useful to pay with a digital currency, then it should be that, but until then I just don’t care.

Gruss

juergen63225
1 year ago

I almost always pay cashlessly, I am nich for it or against it, but see this construct as a chanceless against the established payment systems.

Why should I purchase a card? Day account will not completely replace it.

If you have little money, you will appreciate the later payment on credit cards. Whoever has credit and cards anyway doesn’t need it. And for illegal business, it won’t be anonymous.

If the citizen benefit recipient does not have to give the bankers a basic account.

leonsys500
1 year ago

It’s a very good idea. It saves time and effort to scrape out the money, which could or would significantly accelerate the payment process.

xPxHxIxLx
1 year ago
Reply to  leonsys500

You can now by paying with card.

leonsys500
1 year ago
Reply to  xPxHxIxLx

I’m aware I’m using Apple Pay myself, I don’t own Euro cash. That’s good too. Nevertheless, I will be stopped at the cashier of people counting money.

juergen63225
1 year ago
Reply to  RealSteel666

It’s totally contrary to my experience. And becomes more and more extreme.. because among the few cash payments now more and more older people are starting to count their small money… or they do not know if they can pay anything.

Credit card and pin are also from yesterday. I’m holding my watch to the device I’ve unlocked and finished before.

maribi
1 year ago

But you are not the majority of customers. I’m always happy if the people before me just keep their card, smartphone or smartwatch to the terminal, it’s short piept and ready to pay. This goes much faster than cash, especially when the majority of cash payers only start to scratch their wallet out when everything is scanned and, at worst, count small money.

Miniaturwelt
1 year ago

How can these pigs be? Also in road traffic, the people who do not drive 250 on the highway. Tolerable.

PeterJohann
1 year ago

I’ve only been paying cards for years and only use cash in rare cases. All my bank transactions (Giro accounts to depots) run online and I haven’t been on a banker for years. Even my last mortgage went completely without personal contact via an online broker and the cheapest bank.

I find this so much more convenient, simpler and much faster at the checkout.

I’m 60+. My children also hardly need cash, but they also use various mobile apps in addition to the usual cards…

PeterJohann
1 year ago
Reply to  RealSteel666

Presumably all the taste and practice thing 😎

There is nothing that is really absolutely safe, but the whole online traffic with encryption software, MFA etc. seems to be enough safe to me. Most problems are created more by the personal stupidity of individuals. Perhaps more would have to be done for minimum knowledge of cybersecurity (schools, vocational schools or also by providers such as banks, etc.). The online stuff is the future no matter how much you like to reject it…

Viewed objective is cash payment in the middle field in terms of speed; Map only lasts longer (~7s) if authentication is required. Since with me only every 3rd payment the pin asks, I am definitely faster with the card. And my kids are faster again with their smart frame. https://www.faz.net/current/financial/my-financial/money-issue/bar-or-mit-karte-wie-man-an-der-supermarktkasse- Schneller-zahlt-18593764.html

xPxHxIxLx
1 year ago

Pay everything with card as it goes easier and faster. But I am generally opposed to the abolition of cash. Everyone should decide.

soisses
1 year ago

Whether you are or against it does not prevent the e-€uro.
It is also not about the abolition of cash, but an additional payment method.

The banks have set up the Maestro system and only one Visa/Mastercard will remain in the future.
This lacks a European payment method, which is to close the e-€uro in the future.

The first priority objective is to provide a payment method in trade and online trade.

maribi
1 year ago
Reply to  soisses

MasterCard introduces Maestro, not the banks. And replace it with the superior MasterCard Debit system. The same will make Visa sooner or later and Vpay will replace with Visa Debit. There is no European method of payment. Two US payment service providers replace their outdated products with modern on- and offline capable.

verreisterNutzer
1 year ago

Only the EU Commission 😉

Kaen011
1 year ago

Don’t understand the difference. I can already pay with card. What exactly changes?

AriZona04
1 year ago

It’s the future. And at some point, there might only be the digital euro. So we’re at the beginning. And I say that as a 55-year-old.

I think paying with credit card on the Internet is very good and easy. I never use the card in stores. I have cash with me. But I can imagine very well that there will be no more. It’s the utopia. I always remember the Knirps who buys an ice cream at the kiosk. Or the beggar who threw up without cash.

But rejecting the digital euro is bullshit – I think.

Zwetschke0815
1 year ago
Reply to  AriZona04

Paying cashless has nothing to do with the digital euro.
So you’ll get in touch before you’re so blind.

Only the dumbest calves choose their… they know.