5 Reasons Why Restaurants Are Going Cashless
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NOVEMBER 11, 2019
Over the next 11 years (1990-2011), the University of Missouri monitored crime rates in Missouri. Getting rid of cash makes the customer experience as frictionless and streamlined as possible,” says David Silverglide of Split Bread. The research team’s conclusion was that going cashless reduced crime statewide by 9.2%.
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