Islamabad to become fully cashless city by end of 2026

That is a good question.
So...everyone should pay a foreign company a chunk of their money, just for the privilege of being allowed to sound their own money .
Visa or Mastercard are based in countries who just hate Muslims.

To be honest its not even about foreign or local.
Lover of Muslim or hater .
Why should I be forced to pay a percentage of my money to be able to spend my money.
 
Which Idiot comes up with these ideas in Pakistan ?

bro its a plan for the jew-zions to turn the whole world into cashless and slave of digital currency which can be shutdown on a moment or for anyone

and our idiots in govt are special retards who want to implement that eagerly to appease their jewish masters as their wealth is all hidden abroad in their banks....

This will again crush the poor, forcing them to pay expensive bank fees and charges and maintain accounts........a small tuck shop owner doesnt need that as they can barely, but rather, cant even make ends meet.......

maybe a place like centaurus mall or something can be cashless or the islamabad airport.....but then these idiots need to ensure there is good internet coverage for free (wifi) everywhere........

when i was in pak last yr i had very poor internet in Rwp even with the most expensive pkg, lol.......it was being throttled (due to stupid protests) or some security situations or some cricket team playing a match.......

yeah good luck with that......its just not possible as we have so much loadshedding that its not feasible

CASH IS KING , ALWAYS
 
bro its a plan for the jew-zions to turn the whole world into cashless and slave of digital currency which can be shutdown on a moment or for anyone
Do not attribute every problem to Zionism. This is an attitude that expresses one's extreme incompetence.

Cashless payment is a major future trend—one that cannot be stopped. Our focus should be on ensuring its security, rather than rejecting it entirely.

In China today, there is absolutely no need to carry cash; a smartphone is all one requires. Even when traveling anywhere within the country, carrying cash is unnecessary. One does not even need to carry a physical ID card, as a digital version stored on one’s smartphone suffices.

In China today, the leather wallet business has become extinct, and it is now limited to export.
 
History does repeat itself.

Perhaps because humans have stopped evolving?

Muslims / Ottomans rejected the use of the printing press and adopted it hundreds of years later, contributing to falling behind in science as compared to the western world.


 
History does repeat itself.

Perhaps because humans have stopped evolving?

Muslims / Ottomans rejected the use of the printing press and adopted it hundreds of years later, contributing to falling behind in science as compared to the western world.


In calcutta India, they still used people carrying sacks to load large cargo ships, instead of using grabs and cranes. When asked, the officials said, its because these people need employment.
Sometimes reasons are different than they seem to be.
 
Do not attribute every problem to Zionism. This is an attitude that expresses one's extreme incompetence.

Cashless payment is a major future trend—one that cannot be stopped. Our focus should be on ensuring its security, rather than rejecting it entirely.

In China today, there is absolutely no need to carry cash; a smartphone is all one requires. Even when traveling anywhere within the country, carrying cash is unnecessary. One does not even need to carry a physical ID card, as a digital version stored on one’s smartphone suffices.

In China today, the leather wallet business has become extinct, and it is now limited to export.
I am not against tech, in fact I design and develop tech products but I am always wary of putting all my eggs in one basket. What if the phone suddenly starts malfunctioning or its battery dies. Also the recent wave of AI assisted cybersecurity incidents make me wary a bit more. All I say is we should use technology as a tool to improve our lives and not to become a tool for tech instead.

Sometimes I have also considered keeping a full size city map in car just in case of some global internet blackout/apocalypse/solar storm etc.
 
When you were children did you guys ever read the book "The emperor's new clothes". If you didn't read it, give it a quick google. It's a very short story. It explains this whole situation perfectly.
 
Looks like the Pak Deep State is slowly revealing the true strength of its deep economy since it has now the assurance that the Western Imperialistic institutions to assert control over the rest of the world are slowly eroding in power and prestige....

Timing, Bon Ami, timing.....
 

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