Vending machines gradually cancel cash payments and enter the cashless era

As a milestone model in the vending machine industry, Wulian has made unmanned vending machines popular in the market with excellent workmanship, user-friendly design, high-end materials and simple operation procedures! Many people have found that many vending machines do not support cash anymore. Is it a bit too much trouble? With the emergence of new retail concepts, more and more people are starting to carry no cash. Because you only need a smart phone to lead a normal life, basically the elderly and children can pay with mobile phones, not to mention young people around 16-40 years old who are the main force in the consumption of fast-moving consumer goods. Paying with mobile phones has basically become an essential skill for everyone, and the old women selling vegetables in the vegetable market will use their mobile phones to scan the QR code to receive payments. Therefore, the widespread use of QR codes has promoted the cancellation of coin payment functions in vending machines. Of course, coins or banknotes must be used for payment in some places, because banknotes and coins are the most widely spread payment methods. For example: Railway stations generally have coin and banknote payment functions. The places where the vending machines are placed are places with a lot of people. For example, universities, hospitals, stations, factories and other places, these have a functional feature is that there are more young people, so cash payment seems a bit cumbersome. The cost of the imported paper coin device to the machine will cost several thousand yuan, and the cost of the machine is not a small number. The later maintenance of the paper coin machine is troublesome, and it will also waste a lot of operators' energy and reduce the overall operating efficiency. It greatly reduces the user's profit, so this is also one of the main reasons for canceling the coin machine. Of course, some more special places, such as restricting the use of mobile phones, can only return to the traditional coin-operating mode, but these places are relatively small, and vending machines that can pay with mobile phones are completely sufficient in general places.