In Australia and I pay the majority of transactions with a wave of a card.

In Australia and I pay the majority of transactions with a wave of a card. The last thing I want to do is be fumbling for a phone and having to unlock it, find an app etc. I think mobile payments are a complete waste of time. Practically every modern country you have contactless payments for the small stuff, petrol, coffee, meals and chip and pin for the larger amounts. I don't understand why the idea still persists.

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In Australia and I pay the majority of transactions with a wave of a card.

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