Name: Reason for cash payment for in-store purchases: used to paying it with cash, rural (% age 15+)
Creator: Global Findex database

Share of adults who report the main reason for using cash to pay for in-store purchases because they are used to paying in cash, shown for rural residents (% age 15+).

Cash payments for purchases: rural by country in 2024 (reason for cash payment for in-store purchases: used to paying it with cash, rural (% age 15+))

In 2024, Sri Lanka had the highest value (60.05) among 81 countries, while Zimbabwe had the lowest (8.95).

#	Country	Value
1	Sri Lanka	60.05
2	India	59.66
3	Gabon	51.25
4	Tanzania	46.88
5	Uganda	46.35
6	Nepal	45.58
7	Cote d'Ivoire	42.5
8	Ghana	40.97
9	Belize	40.56
10	Indonesia	40.04
11	Malaysia	39.95
12	Zambia	39.94
13	Thailand	38.18
14	Ecuador	37.26
15	Lesotho	37.14
16	Paraguay	36.92
17	Bosnia and Herzegovina	36.25
18	Congo, Rep.	36.23
19	Togo	35.54
20	Eswatini	35.24
21	Mali	35.07
22	Kosovo	34.64
23	Colombia	34.47
24	Cameroon	33.86
25	Benin	33.81
26	Liberia	33.49
27	Dominican Republic	32.79
28	Honduras	31.83
29	Armenia	31.69
30	Jordan	31.67
81	Zimbabwe	8.95

Reason for cash payment for in-store purchases: used to paying it with cash, rural (% age 15+)

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Reason for cash payment for in-store purchases: used to paying it with cash, rural (% age 15+)

Cash payments for purchases: rural by country in 2024 (reason for cash payment for in-store purchases: used to paying it with cash, rural (% age 15+))

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