- Slovakia is piloting QR payments for businesses ahead of new rules effective March 1, 2026.
- Customers can still pay cash, but for purchases over 1 euro, they can request a cashless option.
- All businesses with online cash registers can participate; banks must enable instant payment notifications.
- The pilot follows a smaller test with over 1,000 QR transactions.
- Cashless options include payment terminals, mobile apps with QR codes, and QR codes via eKasa; exemptions apply for certain cases like internet outages or specific sellers.
Source: fiscal-requirements.com
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