Εκει φαίνεται δεν υπάρχει υπόκοσμος , ούτε χαφιέδες, και οι παρακρατικές υπηρεσίες πληρώνουν μονο την εισφορά στις εκκλησίες με πλαστική κάρτα
In Sweden, a Cash-Free Future Nears
Going Cashless in Sweden
CreditLinus Sundahl-Djerf for The New York Times
STOCKHOLM — Parishioners text tithes to their churches. Homeless street vendors carry mobile credit-card readers. Even the Abba
Museum, despite being a shrine to the 1970s pop group that wrote
“Money, Money, Money,” considers cash so last-century that it does not
accept bills and coins.
Few places are tilting toward a cashless future as quickly as Sweden, which has become hooked on the convenience of paying by app and plastic.
This
tech-forward country, home to the music streaming service Spotify and
the maker of the Candy Crush mobile games, has been lured by the
innovations that make digital payments easier. It is also a practical
matter, as many of the country’s banks no longer accept or dispense
cash.
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