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KUALA LUMPUR: More Malaysians are migrating to e-wallet cashless transactions but one big beneficiary in digital payments and becoming a cashless society is the stamping out of corruption.

“When we talk about cashless system, an important benefit is that it can help cut down corruption, and I am sure corruption is much reduced in China, partly also because of the cashless system,” said Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng.

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