Paper currency gradually replaced
by digital ones
By a Staff Reporter
Berhampore, 8th Nov.:
Post-pandemic situation forces the whole world especially third world countries
like India to replace paper currency by digital ones.
Technologies are developing so rapidly that
people opt for cashless transaction, though sometimes risky, in place of using
paper currency. At present there are numerous ways of transaction application,
mostly provided by smart phone technology and internet facility. Moreover,
almost all the banks even post offices, stores etc have introduced mobile
banking system or payment application to lessen the rush of their customers or
consumers. This digital payment system helps us for paying any bills, recharges
or any other payment to some institutions or persons from our home. It is
turning so easy day by day that almost everyone can use this facility. But it
is also true that in third world countries like ours have the bulk of
illiteracy and find some difficulties. In spite of this, we can cordially
welcome digital mode of transactions.
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