Really good news: in Norway, the right to pay cash has been enshrined in law, as of Oct 1st. Retail will no longer be able to refuse cash for payments up to $2000.
Meanwhile, in other EU countries you're _prohibited_ from accepting that much cash!
https://www.norges-bank.no/en/topics/notes-and-coins/the-right-to-pay-cash/
Please fact check your €2,000 claim. There is several EU countries without a cash payment limit. In other countries, like Italy, the cash limit is €1,000. In most countries the cash limit is still €10,000.
https://www.europe-consommateurs.eu/en/shopping-internet/cash-payment-limitations.html
I wasn't saying the entirety of Europe had that limit.
I must have read that wrong. "Meanwhile, in other EU countries you're _prohibited_ from accepting that much cash!"
But either way, handling money within the EU is turning into a massive joke. Through banks or in cash and the ECB's CBDC wont make it any better. You can feel their desperation to archive complete financial control.
