Cashless payments still booming post Covid-19 pandemic in Vietnam


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HANOI, June 27 (Bernama): Cashless payments continue to be a popular payment methods among consumers in Vietnam, post Covid-19 pandemic, Vietnam news agency reported.

According to a survey conducted by digital payment giant VISA recently, 65 per cent of Vietnamese are carrying less cash in their wallets and one-third say they will stop using cash after the pandemic.

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