More Vietnamese consumers go cashless


Visa found that 90% of study respondents attempted to go cashless at some point in 2022, as compared to 77% in 2021. — Viet Nam News

HO CHI MINH CITY: Some 77% of Vietnamese consumers believe they could go cashless for three days, according to a new survey by Visa entitled “Consumer Payment Attitudes Study 2022”.

In the study, Visa found that 90% of study respondents attempted to go cashless at some point in 2022, as compared to 77% in 2021.

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