1. Anthony (2021) asserted that the population turned to digital payments, credit, and debit cards because of the coin shortage. Beretta and Neuberger (2021), in The War on Cash: Institutional Hostility and COVID-19, argued that cash remains essential. The author acknowledged that the Covid-19 pandemic gave digitization a boost through government-mandated physical lockdowns and the physical fear some people had that cash helped spread the virus. Klein (2020) examined the influence of both the financial sector and the government on cash aversion both before and after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. The author argued that cash was unjustifiably accused of facilitating illicit transactions, that the COVID-19 pandemic was misused to push individuals away from banknotes and coins, and that cash enhanced welfare in troubled economic times. However, organizations' adoption of technological innovations has increased over the past few years, and technological changes improve efficiency and quality, bring products to the market faster, and expand employee expertise;According To Kwan;Wells Fargo reported an 81% increase in mobile deposits in,2018
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