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The Ministry of Finance has announced the abolition of the 50,000 lei ceiling for card payments, requiring merchants to offer a variety of payment options.

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In a press conference, Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare confirmed the abolition of the 50,000 lei ceiling for card payments. This change will oblige merchants to offer both cash and electronic payment options, providing greater flexibility for customers. These measures are part of a wider strategy to modernize the payment system.

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