State govt wants more traders to go cashless


Salbiah (right) paying by scanning a QR code when buying fruits at the farmers’ market at Stadium Perak.

THE Perak government wants 3,000 more traders to opt for cashless payments by the end of this year, says state entrepreneur development committee chairman Salbiah Mohamed.

“There is a lot of awareness that needs to be done to educate traders on the benefits of going cashless.

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