Banks in Australia are now refusing people to withdraw cash. Are you ready for the cashless society? https://t.co/hRo2UNN28a
JUST IN: Young Americans are sharing videos showing that some banks aren’t letting them withdraw their own money without giving them proof of what they’re using the money on. Is this a security thing or is it a government thing? https://t.co/SidnDusWYX
Bank in Canada refuses to allow a man to withdraw his money. Now imagine one permissioned blockchain controlled by the central bank. A system that can track funds, suspend accounts and pause transactions. That's a CBDC. That's the future they want https://t.co/CeUtmuA4dX
Recent reports indicate a growing trend among banks in several countries, including Australia and Canada, to restrict cash withdrawals. This development aligns with concerns about the potential rollout of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), which could lead to a cashless society. In Australia, banks have been reported to refuse cash withdrawals as part of a broader agenda to implement CBDCs. Similarly, in Canada, there have been instances where banks quietly banned significant cash transactions without formal announcements. Additionally, young Americans are sharing videos showing some banks requiring proof of what the money is being used for before allowing withdrawals. These restrictions have sparked debates about the future of cash and the implications of a cashless society controlled by central banks.