Poll: Do you prefer to use contactless payments?

New research has suggested that people making cash payments will be in a minority in the next half-decade.

By Sean Murray Thursday 18 Oct 2018, 8:38 AM

Oct 18th 2018, 8:38 AM 33,413 Views 106 Comments

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A TIPPING POINT has been reached in terms of how Irish people spend their money, according to the lead author of a new report into cashless payments.

Martin Raymond of London-based strategy firm The Future Laboratory says Ireland’s tech scene and its population demographics will make cash payments a minority in the next half-decade.

He also said the advance of cashless tech is not just about how easy it is to use, it’s also about millenials dispelling notions.

So, today we’re asking you: Do you prefer to use contactless payments?

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Poll: Do you prefer to use contactless payments?