Thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, Vietnam people are now embracing the cashless society lifestyle


HANOI, June 19 (Xinhua): Since the Covid-19 pandemic, Vietnamese consumers have been fast embracing cards, the Internet and apps for financial transactions which are averaged at US$40 billion a day, Vietnam News Agency reported on Monday.

The State Bank of Vietnam has set a goal of making cashless payment half of all transactions by 2025, said Pham Anh Tuan, head of the central bank's Payment Department.

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