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Significant differences across industries and regions in the costs of processing cash

Acceptance of cash as a means of payment is still important in the Finnish retail trade. The acceptance of cash in shops and various services ensures, in particular, the transactions of customers who do not have access to electronic means of payment or do not want to use them. It also ensures that consumers can pay for their purchases also when electronic payment systems are not available.

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COVID-19 pandemic causing permanent change in payment habits

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Payment and settlement systems subject to oversight

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Future of payments at hand

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COVID-19 is accelerating the payment revolution

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The future of cash in Finland - a basic service secured by law?

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The Bank of Finland has long traditions in payment and settlement system simulations – the 18th Simulator Seminar

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Malli: Kryptovarat eivät ole rahaa

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‘We no longer accept cheques’ and other observations from continental Europe

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Contactless payments replace both chip and pin along with cash

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Crypto-assets are not money

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The role of the central bank in a digitalising world

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Money in the digital era