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Why Do Some Chinese Still Prefer Cash?

When Sarah, an American expat in Shanghai, first witnessed her landlord refuse a bank transfer and insist on a stack of 100-yuan bills for her apartment’s annual rent, she was stunned. "Why cash in 2024?" she asked. The landlord smiled and said, "It’s just… more real." This moment reveals a paradox: While China leads the world in mobile payments, cash still holds power in high-value transaction...
Why Is Cashless Payment So Popular in China? These Real Stories Tell You Why

When British tourist Emily visited China for the first time, she experienced a "payment culture shock" in Chengdu’s Kuanzhai Alley. She wanted to buy a stick of tangyou guozi (a local snack), only to find that the vendor only accepted WeChat Pay and Alipay—no cash box in sight. Later, at a milk tea shop, she watched customers scan QR codes to pay effortlessly, as naturally as breathing. This le...
Are Money Counters Ready for Zimbabwe's New ZiG Currency?

Zimbabwe's financial sector entered uncharted territory with the April 2024 launch of ZiG (Zimbabwe Gold), marking the nation's most ambitious currency reform in decades. This gold-backed monetary system introduces unique challenges for businesses handling physical cash. The new ZiG banknotes (1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 200 denominations) feature revolutionary design elements tied to the c...
Do Money Counting Machines Support Zambia's New Banknotes?

Zambia’s financial landscape is undergoing a notable transformation with the introduction of its new banknote series on March 31, 2025. These updated notes bring advanced security features and vibrant designs that celebrate the nation’s cultural and natural heritage. For businesses that rely heavily on cash transactions, a pressing question remains: Will existing money counting machines recogni...

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