Two thirds of all transactions in Israel are not in cash, and if we talk about electricity bills and payments for services, then more than 90 percent."
What happens when you tap the card on a terminal in a store or pay for an apartment with two clicks from your smartphone?
Who manages the country's gold and foreign currency reserves and catches digital fraudsters during the transfer?
And why is the National Bank of Belarus doing something today that no other regulator in the world has yet decided to do?
About this in the project "About Money" by the author of Alexander Egorov today at 13:20 and 19:45 in "Information Rishon".