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"Cashless society" as a book category encompasses works—both fiction and non-fiction—that explore a world where physical money has been largely replaced by digital payments, mobile wallets, cryptocurrencies, and central bank digital currencies. Titles in this category examine the technological, economic, political, and cultural consequences of ubiquitous electronic transactions: issues of privacy and surveillance, financial inclusion and exclusion, cybersecurity and fraud, shifts in power between governments, banks, and tech companies, and the new forms of resistance or exploitation that emerge. In fiction, the category often overlaps with near‑future or speculative and dystopian narratives centered on control, inequality, and the social impacts of invisible ledgers; in non‑fiction it includes policy analysis, economic forecasting, case studies, and investigative reporting. Readers can expect a mix of practical insight and imaginative extrapolation about how money, trust, and everyday life are transformed when cash disappears.

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