Earlier this year, our restaurant made the decision to stop accepting cash as a form of payment.  The rate of cash payments has been declining every year and once it got to only 10-15% of our sales, the move was fairly painless.  We are certainly not the first business to go cashless, but we do believe that this will be a trend that continues.  Our operations are more streamlined now, we've saved on some labor costs and not having to go to the bank to make change and deposits has been a total relief!

BUT, our cashiers still accidentally ring up a sale as cash from time to time...something apparently not that difficult to do when a customer is using a contactless payment method: i.e., no card, and no cash.  While this is certainly a training issue, if I could just disable cash as a payment option it wouldn't happen at all.  Thanks.