The future is cashless! Penang2030 TechNave
The Penang State Government has annuonced that government services in the state will go 100 per cent cashless by the year 2030 in an effort to realise its digital transformation agenda. Penang Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow elaborated that the State Government would intensify efforts to introduce cashless initiative soon, especially in major tourist hotspots.
Penang’s cashless payment initiative started back in April 2020 with a pilot project at Taman Tun Sardon Public Market. It was also meant to reduce contact between buyers and traders following the Covid-19 outbreak in our country back then.
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