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There’s no secret recipe for running a successful business. But there is a simple ingredient for improving operations and cash flow: making sure your cash is well-managed. It’s a component of running a business that’s often overlooked, but it can make a big difference in saving time and money. These are three common misconceptions that stop business owners from optimizing cash management solutions.

With electronic payment methods on the rise, there are so many questions surrounding cash these days. Is cash going away? Is cash clean? Are electronic payment methods easier to use? While rumors on the state of cash continue to circulate, we’re here to settle the noise and dispel myths on where it’s going next. If you work with cash on a regular basis, consider the following key reasons why cash is here to stay for the future.

With many digital forms of payment available today, like credit and debit cards, mobile payment apps, and cryptocurrencies, it may seem as though cash is on its way out. Far from it. In fact, a cashless society in the coming years in North America and in many places around the world isn’t realistic, and properly managing cash is crucial if you want to stay competitive.

If you recently made a purchase outside of your home, you may have noticed that many retailers are stepping away from cash, asking customers to use cards and mobile payments when possible. However, recent studies suggest that cash is safer than you might think – and cleaner than using your phone or credit card to pay.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, cashless stores and restaurants are becoming more popular. And that’s not necessarily a good thing: some retailers who experimented briefly with cashless operations have reversed their decisions ¬as a result of complaints from consumers, or as local and state governments enact laws to protect those without bank accounts.

With cash continuing to be a preferred payment method for consumers of all ages, cash-handling technology is constantly evolving for the future. As a result, both retailers and banks are always looking to invest in new services and devices to meet the needs of their customers more efficiently.

Despite the growing popularity of mobile payments, cash is still being heavily used by consumers across the country. With this, many people are still using cash to pay for government fees such as taxes, parking tickets, court fees, and more. This use of cash creates a need to effectively manage cash intake for efficient daily operations in government facilities.

Ah, technology. What would we do without it? Paying bills, ordering groceries for home delivery and even controlling your thermostat can be done from the touch of your phone. And on a business level, technology plays a pivotal role in simplifying operations and helping things run smoothly. Here are several advantages of incorporating mobile technology into your business.

As businesses slowly begin to reopen with precautionary measures in place, the ongoing pandemic presents a series of new challenges surrounding the national coin circulation issue.

Many people are asking me how I think the COVID-19 pandemic is going to change the cash payments landscape – and what it means for Brink’s.

With live webcast presentations from Brinks’ Solutions Experience Studios, we’ll help you get on the right track before you commit to a new solution.

With the right solution in place, cash management is simpler than ever. Brink’s Complete helps you save time and money, and gives you insights into your cash.

Access working capital faster with Brink’s Direct Credit, a key part of Brink’s Complete. After dropping cash into a smart safe, get next-day credit.

Learn how to simplify your cash management at the upcoming National Association of Convenience Stores Tradeshow. We’ll show you how to register funds from your business, get direct credit, and more.