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Cash plays a stabilising role in crisis situations. The response of the Polish public in terms of increased cash withdrawals, mainly through ATMs, observed immediately after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, clearly indicates that in times of uncertainty, citizens, especially those who do not use cash on a daily basis, tend to reach for it.
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The role of cash and non-cash settlements, in particular (most widespread in Poland) payment cards and credit transfers, including innovative mobile payments, is described subsequently. The data presented in the report indicate an increase in the share of non-cash payments in
The limit of cash payments in B2B transactions, compared to the current one, will be reduced from PLN 15,000 to PLN 8,000 or its equivalent in a foreign currency. This change also affects tax law.
Report on Cash Circulation in Poland in ftłftł 7 Summary the pandemic became a priority. Like in many other countries, in Poland too, the function of cash as a store of value gained particular importance in 2020, while the role of cash in the execution of transactions decreased.
Poland has U-turned on a plan to limit the maximum amount of cash transactions amid criticism from within the ruling coalition that said it would be an infringement of people’s freedoms aimed at pleasing ‘the banking lobby’.
25 lip 2022 · The Polish payment landscape is characterised both by traditional practices such as cash, which remains one of the dominant methods of payment, and by innovation and digital payments. We interviewed Bartłomiej Nocoń, Head of Digital Banking and Payments at the Polish Bank Association (ZBP) to explore the status quo in more detail, as well as ...
