The 1st European Barometer on the Need to Preserve Cash, conducted by GAD3 for Denaria Europe, reveals that 92% of Europeans believe consumers should always be guaranteed the option to pay in cash, the same level of support as for card payments (91%).
The survey is based on 5,185 online interviews with residents aged 18 and over in the EU-27, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway, with around 500 interviews in each of the nine main markets.
Read the Barometer.
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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