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Cashless Cards for Merchants.. Here are New Details for Cashless Transactions

July 1, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Cashless Cards for Merchants.. Here are New Details for Cashless Transactions

Periodic review of withdrawal ceilings based on usage indicators and needs. Training and awareness for merchants and citizens to expand the use of electronic payment. Algerians conducted more than 8.8 million online purchases in just thirty days, compared to over one million payments via electronic payment devices (TPE), reflecting the significant acceleration in the shift towards electronic payment and the gradual decline in reliance on cash liquidity in daily transactions. Meanwhile, authorities are moving to enhance this path by generalizing the 'Cashless' service and the cash card exclusively for merchants, and encouraging the use of checks, transfers, and electronic clearing when needed.

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