Why Sweden is abandoning its cashless society

The Swedish government has decided to allow cash payments for small transactions and introduce a 1,000 kronor ($110) cash limit for purchases. The decision comes as a response to concerns about financial exclusion and the rise of digital payment methods. Sweden has been moving towards a cashless society, but the plan has been met with criticism from those who feel it excludes vulnerable groups. The government aims to strike a balance between the benefits of digital payments and the need for cash accessibility.