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Finance Minister Plans to Change: "Cash only" Soon Past? How the Rules Are up-to-Date when Paying

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Those who currently want to pay in the restaurant or shop with a card can't always rely on the fact that this is really possible. What the current legal situation says about it and how it could change.

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The Federal Ministry of Finance plans to end the pure cash payment. Dealers and service providers will have to offer at least one digital payment option in the future.

·Berlin, Germany
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"Only cash": such clues will no longer exist in cafés and restaurants in the future. The Minister of Finance goes through and finally implements a reform that benefits everyone. We exclusively document his speech to the nation.

·Munich, Germany
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Those who currently want to pay in the restaurant or shop with a card can't always rely on the fact that this is really possible. What the current legal situation says about it and how it could change.

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Germany is preparing changes that could impact millions of customers. The new rules will apply to payments in shops, restaurants, and service outlets.

·Poland
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Shops, restaurants and service businesses in Germany will in future be required to offer at least one type of digital payment in addition to cash payments.

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The Ministry of Finance plans an obligation to pay cards - cash remains. The trade association criticizes the plans. What the new rules mean for consumers and companies.

·Leipzig, Germany
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LVZ - Leipziger Volkszeitung broke the news in Leipzig, Germany on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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