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Cash as a payment instrument is the blood that keeps a business alive—the cheapest and fastest mode of transaction. In a busy retail environment and the hype around omnichannel consumers and electronic payments, the use of cash might appear as a thing of the past. Debunking the myth of a cashless society, the fact remains consumers are still using cash for payments in retail environments, and the volume of cash in circulation continues to rise. Though most brick-and-mortar retailers grasp the magnitude of the security and accuracy of cash transactions, far fewer have processes in place designed to mitigate their risk and exposure to costly cash-handling errors. At this juncture, what forward-looking retailers need is a smart way to eliminate manual and labor-intensive processes by automating cash handling and management to reduce costs and improve profitability, while not letting security and accuracy slip through the cracks.

