Starting from April 1, 2026, cash payments will be discontinued for certain transactions. Payments will now mainly be made through bank cards, mobile applications, and other digital payment systems. These changes are aimed at making payment processes more transparent, faster, and safer. They will also help reduce cash circulation in the economy, prevent hidden transactions, and support the development of modern payment infrastructure. A more convenient and controllable financial environment will be created for citizens and businesses.
According to the new procedure, payments for vehicle fuel, gas, and EV charging services will be made through bank cards or electronic payment systems. This will expand opportunities for fast and convenient payments.
It involves the creation of algorithms and models that enable machines to learn, reason, perceive.
Payments for services provided by government agencies will also be fully transferred to cashless payments. This process is aimed at reducing corruption, increasing transparency, and creating greater convenience for citizens.
According to the new procedure, digital payment systems will be prioritized when making payments for utility and various service-related services. This will allow people to save time, reduce queues, and access services remotely. Payment control and transparency will also significantly improve.
