Cashless

Cashless India is a recently introduced phenomenon targeted to bring a sea change in the country’s economy by the Indian government, transforming the cash-based economy into cashless through digital means.

However, still there are various challenges to be addressed if we want to make India cashless in true sense. India is a vast country and the convenience of making transactions through the online mode is not available across the country.

In small cities and villages, the people are mostly suffering due to acute cash crunch situation. To make India cashless in true sense, investment is required to be made in enhancing the facility required on a mass scale for cashless transactions across the country.

Handling the flow of cash with digital technology has a range of advantages. Cashless transactions have made people keep all their cash into the bank and hence liquidity in the banking system has increased. Also, it has stopped the flow of black money, up to some extent. Now the banks and financial institutions have more money to lend to the people to support the growth of Indian economy. The other most important advantage is that this situation will make people pay their taxes in a transparent manner; hence the government will have more money to run various schemes meant for the welfare of the public.