No longer carrying wads of cash

By GERARD GIMINO

More convenient: Several digital financial service providers confirmed a rise in Malaysians opting for cashless transactions while overseas. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

Malaysians prefer debit cards and e-wallets for ease and better rates

PETALING JAYA: From sipping coffee in Stockholm to shopping in Jakarta, more Malaysians are opting for cashless payments abroad.

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