Merits and Demerits of Cashless Economy
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Samarth Gaur said:
6 years ago
1. According to me if India uses digital mode of payment then there would be less corruption in the country. There would be less tax evasion and the government gets more funds as a tax which can be used for the development of the country.
2. Cash can be steal, lost, torn or rob but if the debit card is lost then would be no loss of hard earned money of citizens.
2. Cash can be steal, lost, torn or rob but if the debit card is lost then would be no loss of hard earned money of citizens.
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Shahzaman Khair said:
6 years ago
First I would like to explain the merit of a cashless economy. There are lots of benefits in a cashless economy like we can transaction amount within a minute. We don't have to carry money with us. Reduce the risk of theft, We don't have to the problem of currency change. We don't need to stay in the queues of banks and ATM. One best thing is we have each and every transaction records.
If I talk about Demerit: Sometimes we can phase fraudulent, Server issues of Banks, delay of Transactions and one of the major drawbacks is poor and illiterate people don't know how to use this.
If I talk about Demerit: Sometimes we can phase fraudulent, Server issues of Banks, delay of Transactions and one of the major drawbacks is poor and illiterate people don't know how to use this.
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Anomie said:
5 years ago
Merits:
1.There is transparency in transactions.
2.There is no black money.
3.Recorded data is available.
4.No cost for printing and storage of cash.
5.There is no destruction of print currency notes.
6.faster economy.
Demerits:
1. It depends upon technical infrastructure.
2. Always need for internet connection.
3. Very hard for places that are less connective.
4. Rely on networks every time.
5. There is a chance of lose data in cashless economy.
6. Higher security is required in cyberspace.
7. Literacy and education should be 100% required.
1.There is transparency in transactions.
2.There is no black money.
3.Recorded data is available.
4.No cost for printing and storage of cash.
5.There is no destruction of print currency notes.
6.faster economy.
Demerits:
1. It depends upon technical infrastructure.
2. Always need for internet connection.
3. Very hard for places that are less connective.
4. Rely on networks every time.
5. There is a chance of lose data in cashless economy.
6. Higher security is required in cyberspace.
7. Literacy and education should be 100% required.
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Rohit Lohar said:
5 years ago
Good morning everyone.
Today we have a great day to discuss on cashless economy. In my opinion, cashless is the best way to save time, energy and tree.
But as we know that everything has its own pros and cons. In that way, cashless is good in some case but it is also bad in some case.
First of all, I will talk about its pros :
It is very important for reducing the crime rate, corruption and saving time. Because we spend many times in queue for bank transactions.
If I talk about its cons:
Many trees cut down for producing paper for note. And it is very hazarded for us. In the rural area, there is a lot of network problem. Rustic people are not well acquainted with the digital system and its uses.
Today we have a great day to discuss on cashless economy. In my opinion, cashless is the best way to save time, energy and tree.
But as we know that everything has its own pros and cons. In that way, cashless is good in some case but it is also bad in some case.
First of all, I will talk about its pros :
It is very important for reducing the crime rate, corruption and saving time. Because we spend many times in queue for bank transactions.
If I talk about its cons:
Many trees cut down for producing paper for note. And it is very hazarded for us. In the rural area, there is a lot of network problem. Rustic people are not well acquainted with the digital system and its uses.
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HARTHIK KARTHIK said:
7 years ago
Cashless Economy refers to the money which is not in terms of paper format which is used for buying or selling something. Economy is nothing but a tool which is used in helping the things to buy or sell something which is needed for us. In earlier the coins are used which further replaced by paper material and now the economy took a shapeless structure where it can be used by avoiding usage of paper material and any another material which is used in olden days.
While speaking about the merits of the cashless economy are.
1. Easy transactions can be made.
2. Flexible to carry anywhere and anytime.
3. No need for cutting down trees for paper manufacturing.
4. Thefts cannot be stolen easily.
If we talk about the demerits of the cashless economy.
1. Internet connection is must where some areas are not so developed in the usage of the internet like rural areas.
2. Less secure if it is hacked.
3. Money circulation may damage in a country where it affects the Indian economy.
4. Can not be reliable for illiterate people.
5. Electronic devices knowledge must be there for usage of cashless economy.
While speaking about the merits of the cashless economy are.
1. Easy transactions can be made.
2. Flexible to carry anywhere and anytime.
3. No need for cutting down trees for paper manufacturing.
4. Thefts cannot be stolen easily.
If we talk about the demerits of the cashless economy.
1. Internet connection is must where some areas are not so developed in the usage of the internet like rural areas.
2. Less secure if it is hacked.
3. Money circulation may damage in a country where it affects the Indian economy.
4. Can not be reliable for illiterate people.
5. Electronic devices knowledge must be there for usage of cashless economy.
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Naresh said:
7 years ago
Hai.
Digital transaction: It is a seamless process which one are more participates involves, with the effect of no need of cash.
Merits:
1) By using digital payment every payment was recorded and it requires tax for transactions.
2) Increases the revenue status. Because easy mode of pay bills.
3) Empower the citizens to take their subsidy from govt directly their account.
4) Free from long queue.
5) No need to visit bank Every time.
6) No need to regular withdrawal for daily usage.
7) Safe from rubbery.
8) Saves expenditure of money for printing notes.
9) No need of mediator for transforming money.
10) Even 1rupee also transfer by digital payments. And secure.
Demerits :
1) maximum rural people are illiterate.
2) Some are don't have a bank account.
3) due to poverty some are not having minimum a/c balance. So their little amount of money will be taken as a penalty, so they are not interested.
4) Fear of cyber hacking.
5) According to the world bank, rural Indians are unable to open an account. And maintain bank balance.
Thank you, friends.
Digital transaction: It is a seamless process which one are more participates involves, with the effect of no need of cash.
Merits:
1) By using digital payment every payment was recorded and it requires tax for transactions.
2) Increases the revenue status. Because easy mode of pay bills.
3) Empower the citizens to take their subsidy from govt directly their account.
4) Free from long queue.
5) No need to visit bank Every time.
6) No need to regular withdrawal for daily usage.
7) Safe from rubbery.
8) Saves expenditure of money for printing notes.
9) No need of mediator for transforming money.
10) Even 1rupee also transfer by digital payments. And secure.
Demerits :
1) maximum rural people are illiterate.
2) Some are don't have a bank account.
3) due to poverty some are not having minimum a/c balance. So their little amount of money will be taken as a penalty, so they are not interested.
4) Fear of cyber hacking.
5) According to the world bank, rural Indians are unable to open an account. And maintain bank balance.
Thank you, friends.
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Yusuf ahmed said:
5 years ago
India is the second-largest smartphone market, would benefit a lot from going cashless. Every year India's smartphone penetration grows exponentially. India's biggest problem it's corruption will be greatly addressed. Using online transaction means there will be a online receipt of a transaction which cannot be removed from the company's server or either of the people.
- A successful example of the digital economy would be Africa in which 92% of the economy is cashless. People have to create a mpesa account which can be accessed through SMS service and money can be transferred through the same way.
- Another example is Sweden in the the entire economy is cashless. In addition to being corruption free, the country has also low crime rates in terms of snatching and stabbing during robbery.
- Bringing the economy to a digital platform will make it easier to trace back black money or laundering cases.
- This vision is in effect in India. The government launched a program in 2015 DIGITAL INDIA with a similar objective.
1. Curbing the issue of black money.
2. Digitizing government services.
3. Digital literacy to the masses.
- Cashless economy means no standing in queues,
Accessing government services, reduce the hassle of paperwork.
- Digital literacy may be the biggest plus point as education means empowerment and people are empowered the country's progress.
- A similar trend picked up the pace from the last 2year which was BITCOIN, a cryptocurrency, decentralized network of payment with its own form of money which each transaction is recorded in every user so that the receipt of that transaction is never erased.
- In addition to being advantageous economically, technology-wise it will be fruitful as developing the platform will need engineers and it's maintenance too, so technological advancements will take place.
- As the transaction can be traced back it will a great help legally.
- Environmentally it will be good as our paper dependency will be greatly reduced.
Demerits:
1. The people in rural will have to be trained to deal with the online platform.
2. The biggest threat will be CYBERSECURITY. Keeping the network afloat means there should be no downtime in the servers and cyber threats will have to carefully monitored and scrutinized.
Hackings, viruses will have to be controlled.
India last year had about 30million cybersecurity threats. If the cashless economy continues by 2025 India will need about 10 million cybersecurity professional which would deal in building the network, maintaining it, averting viruses, hackings, back door entries, etc.
But in conclusion, a cashless economy will benefit a lot creating more jobs better jobs, literacy rate will be increased, government services will take a shorter time, corruption will take toll for the good and India dream of a 5 trillion economy will be fulfilled.
- A successful example of the digital economy would be Africa in which 92% of the economy is cashless. People have to create a mpesa account which can be accessed through SMS service and money can be transferred through the same way.
- Another example is Sweden in the the entire economy is cashless. In addition to being corruption free, the country has also low crime rates in terms of snatching and stabbing during robbery.
- Bringing the economy to a digital platform will make it easier to trace back black money or laundering cases.
- This vision is in effect in India. The government launched a program in 2015 DIGITAL INDIA with a similar objective.
1. Curbing the issue of black money.
2. Digitizing government services.
3. Digital literacy to the masses.
- Cashless economy means no standing in queues,
Accessing government services, reduce the hassle of paperwork.
- Digital literacy may be the biggest plus point as education means empowerment and people are empowered the country's progress.
- A similar trend picked up the pace from the last 2year which was BITCOIN, a cryptocurrency, decentralized network of payment with its own form of money which each transaction is recorded in every user so that the receipt of that transaction is never erased.
- In addition to being advantageous economically, technology-wise it will be fruitful as developing the platform will need engineers and it's maintenance too, so technological advancements will take place.
- As the transaction can be traced back it will a great help legally.
- Environmentally it will be good as our paper dependency will be greatly reduced.
Demerits:
1. The people in rural will have to be trained to deal with the online platform.
2. The biggest threat will be CYBERSECURITY. Keeping the network afloat means there should be no downtime in the servers and cyber threats will have to carefully monitored and scrutinized.
Hackings, viruses will have to be controlled.
India last year had about 30million cybersecurity threats. If the cashless economy continues by 2025 India will need about 10 million cybersecurity professional which would deal in building the network, maintaining it, averting viruses, hackings, back door entries, etc.
But in conclusion, a cashless economy will benefit a lot creating more jobs better jobs, literacy rate will be increased, government services will take a shorter time, corruption will take toll for the good and India dream of a 5 trillion economy will be fulfilled.
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Nish Babar said:
4 years ago
First of all, we understand what is a cashless economy.
So the economic term is related to money, wealth.
But cashless economy means when the transaction is not based on paper notes, coin in short the transaction is done by without cash is called cashless economy so here all transactions in the form of using digital money like bitcoin, cryptocurrency.
According to me, the cashless economy is better because it reduces corruption or illegal money also helps to reduce the risk of keeping money through oneself.
Also, it helps to speed up transactions so time reducing.
It helps people to easy access for buying or purchasing something.
It can be used everywhere no need to hold a pocket.
But it has some demerits like it has major risks like cybercrime.
Specialized skills are required so common people not understand easily this type of transaction in the market.
Illiteracy is the major problem across cashless economy.
So the economic term is related to money, wealth.
But cashless economy means when the transaction is not based on paper notes, coin in short the transaction is done by without cash is called cashless economy so here all transactions in the form of using digital money like bitcoin, cryptocurrency.
According to me, the cashless economy is better because it reduces corruption or illegal money also helps to reduce the risk of keeping money through oneself.
Also, it helps to speed up transactions so time reducing.
It helps people to easy access for buying or purchasing something.
It can be used everywhere no need to hold a pocket.
But it has some demerits like it has major risks like cybercrime.
Specialized skills are required so common people not understand easily this type of transaction in the market.
Illiteracy is the major problem across cashless economy.
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Sadaf khan said:
3 years ago
Every coin has two sides.
As well as this topic has merit and demerit. If talk about the merits. Are server merits?
1) if our country is cashless so we grow our economy because there is no existing black money.
2) Taxpayer increases.
3) Many apps will launch. When the app is launched employment is automatic increases and then when employment increases so demand is also increased when in demand is increases economy automatically more growing.
4) if our country is digestion in the money sector so small banks also grow up because they provide loans and they take interest from people.
If Talk about demerits.
1) Everyone has not purchased a digital phone so how can they survive in this era.
2) And what about cyber security there is a lot of fraud in digitalization and cashless.
3) The person does not know how to use mobile and how to use phone pay and Google Pay how to they use.
As well as this topic has merit and demerit. If talk about the merits. Are server merits?
1) if our country is cashless so we grow our economy because there is no existing black money.
2) Taxpayer increases.
3) Many apps will launch. When the app is launched employment is automatic increases and then when employment increases so demand is also increased when in demand is increases economy automatically more growing.
4) if our country is digestion in the money sector so small banks also grow up because they provide loans and they take interest from people.
If Talk about demerits.
1) Everyone has not purchased a digital phone so how can they survive in this era.
2) And what about cyber security there is a lot of fraud in digitalization and cashless.
3) The person does not know how to use mobile and how to use phone pay and Google Pay how to they use.
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Spandana said:
6 years ago
In my point of view there are many merits when compared to dermits using cashless economy because by using the online transactions we can save our time cashless economy van also avoid corruption in India.
The dermits are in India still there is a iileteracy so they don't know how to do transactions in online and there is a network problems in rural areas.
The dermits are in India still there is a iileteracy so they don't know how to do transactions in online and there is a network problems in rural areas.
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