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Hello! I'm Harry. In this blog, I'll be sharing valuable insights on the latest trends and developments in cash handling equipment (including bill counters & coin counter machines), cash management and global currencies, as well as offering tips on how businesses can streamline their cash handling processes to increase productivity.

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December 31, 2025

Why Your Business Needs Ribao’s Advanced Banknote Counters in 2026

December 18, 2025

5 Best Money Counter Machine (2026 UPDATED)

December 11, 2025

5 Best Coin Counter Machine (2026 UPDATED): Top picks!

December 05, 2025

Can Your Money Counter Handle Argentina's New 10,000 Peso Notes?

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June 2, 2023

How to increase cash register efficiency with technology

Learn how to use technology to improve cash register efficiency, including five methods: self-service checkout, mobile checkout, recognition software, cash recycler and cloud technology and big data.

June 2, 2023

How Cash Recyclers Affect Cash Management and Efficiency

This article explores how cash recyclers affect cash management and efficiency in retail. It explains what cash recyclers are, what their advantages and challenges are, and how they can benefit retailers in various aspects.

May 30, 2023

Japan’s New 500 Yen Coin Issued in 2023: A Coin that Combines Innovation and Practicality

Japan’s new 500 yen coin is one of the most innovative and practical coins in the world. It has improved security and durability, enhanced visual effects, and met environmental requirements. It also reflects Japan’s technological level and cultural characteristics. Learn more about this coin and how it compares to the current 500 yen coin and other coins in circulation.

May 17, 2023

Why has cash declined in China but remains king in the US?

As mobile payments gain popularity globally, the use of cash is declining. However, the US differs significantly from China in terms of cash usage. In China, mobile payments have become the primary mode of payment, while cash remains prevalent in the US. This article examines several critical factors that explain this contrast, including different mobile payment market development, tax systems, social security systems, consumption structures, and cultural habits.