How the money works electronic

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Gabriela Granda
Pamela Ruiz
Augusto Salazar

Abstract

Technological advances have allowed electronic money to acquire a constant growth since its appearance in the late twentieth century. It is part of a great innovation in terms of payment services
that agilitates and provides financial inclusion knowing that it has excellent advantages compared to other means of payment is a very reliable and fast, this new system is very good for the economy of the country . It will also provide the opportunity for citizens to make financial transactions, such as withdrawing money, transfers, payments, among others; with a lower cost than what is charged in the traditional financial sector and without additional cost for transactions. The implementation of a new easy access payment tool for Ecuadorians, which is constituted, is a worthy subject to analyze what is proposed in the following essay.

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Granda, G., Ruiz, P., & Salazar, A. (2017). How the money works electronic. 593 Digital Publisher CEIT, 2(4), 49-63. Retrieved from https://593dp.com/index.php/593_Digital_Publisher/article/view/30
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Finance

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