DENARIUS · A silver coin introduced by the Roman Republic around 211 BC, which became one of the most influential coins of the ancient world.

From the Latin dēnārius, meaning ‘ten by ten’ or ‘containing ten’. The use of the number ten is based on its symbolic value: the foundation of the decimal system and a reference to order, structure and balance.

A circle of 10 denarii representing: system, community, network and movement.

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NEWS

Denaria Europe is born: a European confederation to defend access to cash

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NEWS

Europe loses nearly 11,000 ATMs in a year: access to cash is becoming more difficult

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REPORT

Switzerland enshrines cash in its Constitution following a referendum

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Denaria Europe is a confederation of national associations committed to the defense, accessibility and acceptance of cash. It brings together associations, organizations and civil society actors united around a common goal: ensuring cash remains a viable, accepted and protected means of payment in an increasingly digital economy and ensuring financial inclusion for all citizens.

The digital transformation is reshaping society faster than institutions and citizens can adapt.

Denaria Europe exists to ensure this transformation is fair, inclusive and secure: a balanced ecosystem where innovation and cash coexist, and where Europe’s response reflects the interests of all.

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    A public channel for reporting cases where cash payment is refused, feeding evidence directly into Denaria’s incidence work in Spain and Portugal.

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