- Denmark plans to lower the cash payment limit from 20,000 to 15,000 kroner in March 2024
- Digital transactions already dominate retail purchases in Denmark
- By 2023, digital payments will make up almost 90% of all transactions in physical stores
- Despite the digital trend, cash is still used for personal transactions and by tourists
- Cash was used for about 12.5% of shop payments in 2021
- The reduction in cash payment limit aligns with Denmark’s goal to become a fully digital economy
- The initiative promotes digital payments while recognizing the importance of cash for certain segments and transactions in Danish society.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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