cashless
cashless — adjective
1. describes a payment method, business, or community where people use cards, mobil
describes a payment method, business, or community where people use cards, mobile apps, or digital transfers instead of paper money and coins
Many shops in the city have become completely cashless, accepting only cards and phone payments.
collocation: completely cashless
The country's move toward a cashless society has made everyday transactions faster and safer.
collocation: cashless society
When Beatriz forgot her wallet, she was glad her smartwatch supported cashless payments.
Some older residents find it hard to adapt to cashless systems that require a smartphone.
The music festival was entirely cashless, so visitors bought food and drinks by scanning a wristband.
- digital
broader term that includes all computer-based methods, not specifically the absence of physical money
- contactless
refers to tap-to-pay technology, which is one type of cashless payment
- cash-only
a place or business that accepts only physical money
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Can be used before a noun (a cashless society, cashless payments) or after verbs like 'become' and 'go' (the cafe went cashless last year).