Businesses go cashless


Faster and safer: As Malaysians begin embracing the new normal, businesses are reporting a surge in cashless payments.

AMONG the many lifestyle changes that we have seen since Covid-19 is growing customer acceptance towards cashless payments. Businesses are reporting a surge in e-wallet usage by customers as Malaysians begin embracing the new normal.

Lat Tali Lat co-owner Joanne Lie, 30, observes that the usage of cashless payments have "increased tremendously" at her restaurant after the pandemic.

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