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Despite the recent launch of the first Amazon Go cashless grocery store, many consumers continue to pay for groceries in cash. In fact, cash transactions make up 26% of overall transactions in the U.S. Traditional manual cash management can be labor intensive and costly. These costs stem from error, inefficiency, and theft in legacy cash management practices. But by automating cash management, […]

To ban or not to ban? When it comes to cash, this seems to be government’s common question. While Massachusetts banned cashlessness over 40 years ago, just last year, Philadelphia, New Jersey, and San Francisco approved similar legislation. New York City is the most recent municipality to ban cashlessness. The city’s new legislation enacted last week, requires retailers, restaurants, and similar businesses to accept cash. The […]

A new year brings new opportunity to achieve goals. For many, these goals include exercising regularly and eating healthy. This year, kindness also seems to be on trend – and it comes in the form of generous tipping.  In fact, it’s so on trend that it’s been deemed the 2020 Tip Challenge. Weeks into the new […]

Each year marks change. Each decade marks even more. As we wave goodbye to the 2010 decade and enter that of 2020, its time to start changing the way we talk about cash. 2010 introduced a new era of digital technology. Amongst these tech innovations were various digital payments options. Apple Pay launched in 2014. In 2012, Venmo caught […]

The online shopping phenomenon continues to challenge brick-and-mortar retailers to re-think their selling strategy. The convenience of ordering online appeals to consumers. But, innovation transforms retailers’ brick and mortar presence from a liability to an asset. In fact, it can help to grow brick and mortar presence. It’s actually the failure to innovate that poses a threat. […]