A matter of some "change"

We are rapidly becoming a cashless society even when purchasing small items we can just tap our card on the card reader wihout even having to key in your password or pass number. I rarely have cash on me so I would have to go to a machine or into a shop to buy somethng and get cash back.

We alos use mobile wallets here. But i dont find it convenient. I still use cash .

We have both fixed auto and taxi owners and so no problem.

I use my credit card most of the time, but I pay attention always to have coins if I need to pay a parking.

This is a common problem in India... I always make sure to have change before taking any public transport, have faced similar issues in past and due to hurry I gave entire amount to the rickshaw person and asked him to keep the change.

For convenience electronic money is very useful.

Do you have paytm? Just asking on fun, as the add shows even an auto rickshaw man is handling with this facility. I always make sure that to keep the change before catching a bus. Once, on my way to school with my son, early morning, I given 100 rupee note for 10 rs fare. The conductor asked me to catch another bus as he did not have change for it. I did not said anything but instead of getting down, I seated along with my son. (there was only two stops distance to school). On watching me, seated, he asked me to give the 100 rupee note and given back 90 rs. My son looks on me with surprise. I said to him, he thought we will get down and catch another bus, why should I do. I have paid and it is his problem he refused to accept it.

We just need to go with the flow of changes.

we still use coins and small bills (20, 50 pesos) for transportation, buying food, buying stuff at the neighborhood store