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I think demand for cashless payments will rise and continue to rise as technology advances. The pandemic gives us a glimpse of what a cashless society could be like.

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The demand is high because not only do people want to avoid cash due to contamination (during our pandemic) but it’s also a more efficient way to pay

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I don’t believe cash will ever dissolve completely in our country. It is needed for kids paying for things with their parents money, and low income families. It is becoming less common, but it will never go away.

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The demand is increasing because no one wants to spread germs through the cash.

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the government isn’t planning on going cashless and having stores and services across the country go cashless because it would be discriminating against lower social classes who don’t have the opportunities to use anything other then cash, and dont have the money to use credit cards or paypal.

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More companies are becoming cashless, but it will take a while before the whole economy goes cashless because many people are dependent on physical cash

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I think the demand for cashless payments is rising and will continue to rise overtime especially in the United States. I have just started using online payments and know many others who are starting to use online ways of payments.

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This demand will increase in the near future. As technology advances even more, more of the newer generations will adapt to this .

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I believe cash wont go away fully but i feel like we might mostly go cashless for a while

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I doubt cash is ever going to go away in the near future. While 1/3 of adults never use cash in a typical week, 2/3 of transactions under $10 are used with cash. Also, lower income families are more likely to use cash over digital payments. Digital payment methods are rapidly becoming more worldwide, though.

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I don’t think cash is going away. We are definitely starting to see the use of electronic payments more often, however I don’t think cash will ever be gone soon.

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no, I don't think its going away because its something that everyone uses.

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Due to the convenience of cashless payments there’s a growing demand of it. Part of the shift from physical money to cashless payments grew due to demand for contactless payments as it’s more sanitary due to the pandemic. It’s likely only going to continue to become more prevalent the more technology developes.

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No, cash is not going away, because it is very useful and there is a lot of people who use cash.

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The demand for cashless payments is increasing. Although cash is still very important, the pandemic has increased the want and use of cashless payment. Some social classes prefer cash whereas others prefer cashless payments. Although the demand for cashless is high, it’s important to take into regard the economic situations of everyone not just ourselves.

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Cashless payments are becoming more and more popular with new technology being created.

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The demand for going cashless is usually made from ppl with higher class. So going cashless would not be fair for the lower class.

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Pavin Thomas: There is an increasing amount of cashless forms of payment. Certain businesses have tried to go fully cashless but got a lot of backlash for discriminating those who pay with cash

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The convenience of cashless payments has become more widespread and felt especially due to the advent of covid. Sites like amazon, doordash, steam all make it so purchases become a thing of ease.

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I think that most millennials don't feel the need to use cash yet because they don't really have kids yet or their kids don't need cash because they're too young.

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I don’t think cash will be gone forever but until the pandemic is over I think it’d be smart to not use as much. This is so you avoid getting sick of course

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I think the demand for cashless payments will start to rise because e-commerce is more convenient, secure and trackable.

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Cash won’t go away because of the socioeconomic effects on people which would create another protest

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People who own million dollar businesses are obviously starting to care less and less about low income customers. They are trying to push away from cash and swipe fees. I believe laws should be put in place stopping this.

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Some establishments are switching to a more electronic approach and only accepting electronic payments.

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I dont think cash will ever go away because of how long its been around and been used.

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Cashless payments are becoming more and more popular due to the convenience and popularity of apps such as Venmo, zelle, Apple Pay, etc.

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Millennials and Gen Z have definitely accelerated the use of online payments and cash because they are prime consumers. Younger people are used to ordering things online because they are more comfortable with technology.

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Millennials probably go cashless just for the easiness of it and how available it is

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They are not going to go cashless, otherwise that would cause a big portion of people to not be able to pay for food, items, clothes, etc.

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I think the demand for cashless payments will only continue to rise because it is more efficient and an easier way to pay for both customers and for the people receiving the payment. During our current time, it is also safer for people to pay through methods other than cash.

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I don’t believe cash will go away as it will always be the easier option for some people. It still holds and will hold significant value.

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Recently the government just canceled 1 billion dollars of student debt that’s approximately 7 or less people. The government doesn’t even realize how much money truly effects people, let alone fix discrimination involving money.

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Millennials use cashless payments because it is easier to use and up to date technology.

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millennials probably use online payments more than cash

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I think cashless payment will increase after pandemic because people will realize how convenient it is than cash.

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there’s definitely a higher pattern of using electronic payments instead of cash when it comes to millennials because we’re more used to new technologies that use the electronic payments, so it becomes more of a preference.

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I think China's a great
example that the US will look towards when examining how effective a cashless economy is

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Pavin Thomas: Millenials use cashless forms of payments due to accessibility and efficiency. Though they have cash, credit/debit cards, are dominant in their generation.

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I think demand for payment in cash will decrease in the future because everything will slowy start moving digital  

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I think demand for payment in cash will decrease in the future because everything will slowy start moving digital  

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Millennials are more likely to use cashless forms of payments. I know my dad(who’s older) doesn’t fully trust all forms of cashless payments, so he only uses a few platforms.

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Millennials use cash less

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I believe that the newer generation is pushing more and more away from cash, just because it’s harder to count, harder to do consistent payments etc. . I much prefer online banking, it makes many things much much easier in today’s society.

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Millennials most likely use cashless payment to the convenience and are most likely the main reason cashless payment is accelerating.

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I don't think cash will completely go away because it is still the most liquid form of money. The US government retains hegemony and power in foreign markets by backing the value of the dollar.

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It’s so much easier to scan your phone but I could also think it’s a bad idea because you don’t have a visual on how much money you’re spending until you’re looking at your account

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Other countries have cashless economies that are functioning very well.

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I think millennials def. accelerated the use of debit card and online payments. Since they basically "grew" with technology, they use it more

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Millennials still use cash but increasingly more use digital currency compared to other generations. This is because their more used to the technology.

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I think the demand for cashless payments will increase due to the more technology's being invented

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Personally, I don't think cash will go away because some people think it's easier to use or it's all they can use.

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i think the demand for cashless payments will increase or decline depending on the electronic payment methods offered to people. for now, there is a higher demand for stores to adjust to cashless payments, but there is still an option for cash.

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I don’t think cash will ever be going away in the near future. People from low income families might be using cash and parents usually pay their child’s allowance in cash. Because of this I don’t think the future would be cashless.

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I think cashless payments will go up for millennials because millennials are always looking for new, faster, innovated ways of using money and millennials have found cashless payments are the innovated way.

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The demand is really high really no one wants to deal with cash anymore. But its gonna be really hard to just completely give it up especially those who live paycheck to paycheck

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I don’t think cash will go away because some people rely on cash for their daily needs. It would be discriminatory especially towards lower income families that live paycheck to paycheck.

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The government will not and shouldn’t go cashless and having stores and businesses go cashless because it would be discriminating against the lower social class that aren’t able to use anything other than cash.

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Digital currencies is just something that will exist as technology advances, it’s also more efficient which makes it easier to shop.

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i dont think cash will go away because there’s still the risk of discrimination against lower class and lower income families if the government were to go completely cashless.

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While plenty of millennials still use cash for transactions, 1/10 millennials only use digital payment methods for every purchase. I think this number is only going to increase in the coming future. This is because digital payment methods are seen as more easy and more efficient to use over cash.

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I don’t know the cash going the way.

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Pavin Thomas: No, since many people rely on cash and aren’t blessed to use a cashless alternative.

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Millennials use less cash than before just from the ease of online payments and not having to carry around cash in your wallet.

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A cyber attack on companies such as venmo or pay-pall could change how people view using virtual currency.

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I believe that going cashless would be selfish towards people who don't have credit cards

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Millenials and Gen Z have grown up in an era where monetary options outside of cash has become more felt. More and more parents of gen z kids are setting up their children with debit cards and credit cards due to the convenience of things.

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The demand for cashless payments is rising and rising, and with good reason. Everything is easier online, but I feel like cash is extremely important even if you are well off and run off of on line banking. Going cashless sounds like it could be great, but scamming is also very common and I don’t think we should be relying on it.

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Millennials mostly use cashless payments, rather than actual cash. Millennials are more up to date on the recent and more advanced technology, so it is easier for them to use their phones or apps to pay rather than carry cash around with them everywhere. It has proved to be easier and more efficient when making purchases. Some of the older generation, like my grandparents for example, still rely mainly on cash as their main source of payment, however.

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Citizens who earn more money than most think it's easier to use cashless payments and citizens who do not earn much have a hard time to use cashless payments.

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Pavin Thomas: Since people don’t have banking accounts, some people may feel discriminated against since they are not able to purchase certain items due to payment methods.

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Digital currencies will become even more popular than now in the future years from how simple and easy they are to use.

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I believe for this because the how money you have is describes your social status

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Those who aren’t worried financially, cash doesn’t affect them and they only want what’s convenient for them unlike those who live paycheck to paycheck it would be really hard to budget in a cashless society

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Going completely cashless is discriminatory towards lower income families. It can also worsen the credit scores of many Americans who might not spend as wisely.

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Millennials don’t use cash as much because it’s not as common anymore to carry it around when you can carry more cash in a card than bills

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I don’t think cash will go away because it has been a way of payment for such a long time and although cashless payments are the new thing I know I still like to have cash and know plenty of others do as well.

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Digital Currencies is something that will continue to grow in popularity and advance years on. Digital Currencies is just a lot easier and efficient.

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I think cash will definitely never go away, is it not being used as much? yes, but it will never go away.

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Going cashless would be discriminatory because bank accounts come with hidden fees and require you to have a certain financial standing to qualify. In addition, houseless people or those without a bank account who qualify for the stimulus check do not have access to it because they do not have an online bank account.

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I think digital currencies will grow and will become more popular

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Digital currencies is something that will continue o grow in advance countries

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Pavin Thomas: Different countries have turned cashless due to its efficiency and accessibility. However, the U.S will take awhile for a drastic cashless payment change since not everyone has a bank account.

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Digital currencies are becoming more and more important. Many countries like Finland, Sweden, and Canada are turning towards digital currency.

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Digital Currencies will continue to grow among newer generations as technology becomes more accessible and understandable. It will not completely replace cash but will continue to lower its use.

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Digital Currencies are more efficient and will continue to increase.

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Millennials and Gen Z have accelerated the use of cashless, online payments. It’s not as common to carry around cash when it’s easy enough to just have money on your phone.

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Going cashless would really affect lower income families. Most low class households don't have bank accounts, they wouldn't be able to pay for anything.

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Cash is never truly going away because cash is still a convenience for those who don't wanna struggle managing a line of credit or have to deal with overdraft fees. It's also going to be there for those who don't have the luxury of credit or debit cards.

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The demand for cashless payments are rapidly increasing as time goes on. Furthermore, more and more businesses are allowing customers to use cashless payments, if they have not already done so. However, the Payment Choice Act of 2020 prohibits businesses from refusing cash payments, so cash is still widely used for purchases.

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I think we have a long way to go before our society embraces digital currency such as Bitcoin because there is still a lot of risk surrounding the security and application of Bitcoin. One guy lost millions of dollars in Bitcoin because he couldn't remember his password. Another issue is how we would exchange digital currency into US dollars, or if international governments would all accept Bitcoin as a form of currency in their country. If you can't buy things with digital currency, it is useless.

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I do think cash is going away significantly, and already has, but it will never completely go away in my opinion. Many people and companies don’t trust technology completley, and still rely mainly on cash.

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Becoming a completely cashless society would be discriminatory to people with lower incomes. There are a lot of fees with credit card companies and a lot of the digital apps out there today. It is also hard for people to get loans if they have a poor credit score.

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Cash is something a lot of people in low income households need in order to sustain their standard of living. Not being to use cash is tantamount to removing that standard of living

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Digital currency is evolving, so in the future i think it would be very popular

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As our society continues to become more and more advanced, digital currencies will only become more efficient and popular among the population. The trend is moving toward less and less cash, and has proved to be the better move for our society.

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Digital currencies make things easier and that's just a fact. Things like paypal and cashapp provide ease of transactions and purchases, things like credit cards and debit cards open pathways to purchasing options and methods, even crypto currency has its place as the safest standard of digital currency that allows for people to garner money based on resources and time put in. Even food stamps are being put on debit cards that the government gives to low income households. Digitalized currency has certainly cemented itself in our society and it's not going to subside.

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Lower income families and people who live paycheck to paycheck are more inclined to use cash over digital payment methods. This is because they may have poor credit scores, so it is hard for them to get approved for loans and bank accounts. According to a 2017 study, 18.7% of U.S. households are underbanked and 6.5% of households are unbanked. This is why cash is still going to be used in a world that uses digital payment methods.