eCash will solve the problem of cash-reliant donors and enable them to support charities without the need of having credit or debit cards. COVID-19, war in Ukraine, rising costs of living – those and further issues have hit the nonprofit sector badly. Here is how offering eCash as a payment option will solve the problem of cash-reliant donors and enable them to boost charities with cash.

Student loans. Car loans. Housing loans... Fresh out of a global pandemic and with inflation at historic levels, it's increasingly difficult for the average American to keep up with their ever-expanding list of financial obligations.

The economic impact of the pandemic has hit many American consumers and businesses hard, and some of those worst affected are the unbanked and their communities. Addressing the issues of financial inclusion must be a priority in the post-COVID-19 recovery.

The impacts of COVID-19 continue to be far-reaching beyond the immediate public health disaster. Foremost among these are the economic consequences of the virus and the social distancing measures that have been in place across the globe for the best part of a year in an effort to contain the spread.

In April 2020 Latvia joined the group of 26 countries offering Paysafecash as a convenient online payment method for cash-based buyers.

For consumers and utility companies, increasing the number of ways to pay a utility bill online offers a mutual benefit. Meeting consumer expectations for alternative payments and providing a more frictionless customer experience will not only result in more brand loyalty and increase the likelihood of bills being paid on time, it is also a differentiator for suppliers and grows their target market.

For some consumers, the only purpose of a paper payment slips or bills is to type the details printed on them into their online banking app. But what about customers who either don't have an account or have no interest in online banking? The number of bank branches with counters and staff is rapidly diminishing. With Paysafecash, you can pay these bills immediately using cash.

There are many good arguments for paying with cash as often as possible – including on the internet. It's no accident that cash is easily, the most popular German payment method; 74% of all in-store transactions in 2017 were made in cash. The volume in circulation is increasing and there is no better payment method when it comes to data security – simply because its use requires no sensitive data to be shared.

Paysafe’s latest whitepaper argues that the evolution of the travel industry compels businesses operating in this sector to strongly consider upgrading their checkouts by offering more payment methods.