1
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cash bill
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South Korea
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Rarely used for everyday transactions, with a strong preference for coins instead.
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1
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2
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cash bill
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South Korea
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Less commonly used in favor of electronic payment methods such as mobile payments or contactless cards
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1
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3
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cash bill
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South Korea
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Cash bills include ¥1000, ¥5000, and ¥10000 denominations in Japan and ₩1000, ₩5000, ₩10000, ₩50000, and ₩100000 denominations in South Korea.
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1
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4
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cash payments
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South Korea
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Rarely used, as electronic payments are preferred
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1
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5
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cash token
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South Korea
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Cash tokens are often associated with traditional temple or shrine offerings, and are used in religious rituals.
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1
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6
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cashless payments
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South Korea
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Mobile payment systems are dominant and commonly used even for small purchases
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1
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7
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cashless payments
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South Korea
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High level of trust in the security of electronic transactions, leading to widespread adoption of cashless payments
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1
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8
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pay cash
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South Korea
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Preferred method of payment, especially for traditional businesses and smaller vendors.
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1
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9
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paying cash
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South Korea
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Less common and considered inconvenient method of payment, as electronic payments are preferred
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1
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10
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paying cash
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South Korea
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Considered an inconvenience and less common due to the prevalence of electronic payments and mobile wallets
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1
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11
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use of cashless payments
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South Korea
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Ubiquitous and widely used, even for small purchases like street food
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1
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