from the bill to the mobile screen; How was the money removed?
Money is still an integral part of our daily lives, but the way we use it has changed in recent years. Once every purchase was associated with the physical transfer of bills and money, but today many payments and money transfers are made with a few simple movements on the mobile phone; without seeing the money or paying attention to the process of transferring it.
▫ This development is not only limited to replacing bank notes with bank cards and digital tools, but it has also changed the way we shop, manage expenses and our expectations of the payment process. Behind this simple and fast experience is a vast infrastructure of technologies and financial systems that enable digital money transfers.
▫ But how did this change happen and what factors made digital payments a normal part of life? Can the expansion of these tools change the cash situation in the future? In this video, we review the evolution of payment instruments and the changing human relationship with money; A way in which the line between money, information and technology is blurred more than before.