Improving access to cash in a natural disaster

Some consumers like to have a few bucks in their pockets, others prefer to go all digital. But a natural disaster is the great equalizer. When a hurricane, flood, forest fire or other weather-related catastrophe strikes, digital payment tools that depend on electricity and connectivity might not be available. Cash may be the only working form of currency for the survivors of a disaster—people who may have just lost a loved one or their home—to buy clean water, food, medicine, fuel and other essentials.

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Improving access to cash in a natural disaster

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