I don’t know an adult Australian who doesn’t at least have a Visa debit card, which more or less functions as the same.
Many use EFTPOS (and quite frankly our government should move that to a credit payment facility so we can ditch the American ones) but what that Aussie told you is not correct; in fact most of the larger retailers are pushing for cashless transactions.
I don’t know what to tell you, I got my information from an Australian, and everything I’ve seen online confirms this.
I’m an Australian
I don’t know an adult Australian who doesn’t at least have a Visa debit card, which more or less functions as the same.
Many use EFTPOS (and quite frankly our government should move that to a credit payment facility so we can ditch the American ones) but what that Aussie told you is not correct; in fact most of the larger retailers are pushing for cashless transactions.
But a debit card explicitly isn’t a credit card, which is what’s being talked about here
It uses the same function and the point stands…most Australians use a credit card or BNPL which is essentially the same.
Not when it’s being used for age verification…
Who uses these for age verification?
Steam…? The subject of the post…?
So they do. However, most Aussies still have a credit card