n. money in the form of bills and coins
People usually carry around cash, checks, coins, and cards to pay for things.
company
n. an organization that sells things or services
Another type of digital money is through online payment companies.
save
v. to keep money to use in the future
People can get, save, and spend money without ever seeing or touching it.
spend
v. to use money to buy or pay for something
People can get, save, and spend money without ever seeing or touching it.
see
v. to notice something by using one’s eyes
People can get, save, and spend money without ever seeing or touching it.
emerge
v. to appear
In addition, an even newer form of digital money has emerged.
security
n. protection from something failing or being lost
But people are worried about security.
check
n. a piece of paper used to make a payment using the money in a bank account
People usually carry around cash, checks, coins, and cards to pay for things.
card
n. a special piece of plastic used to pay for things
People usually carry around cash, checks, coins, and cards to pay for things.
pay
v. to give money to someone because you are buying something from them
People usually carry around cash, checks, coins, and cards to pay for things.
recently
adv. not long ago
But recently, people carry less cash, checks, and coins than before.
increasingly
adv. more and more Increasingly, people are using only cards or online banking.
convenient
adj. easy and helpful
It’s much more convenient than before.
bring
v. to take someone or something with you when you go somewhere
But they still need to bring their cards with them.
payment
n. the act of giving money or something of value in exchange for goods or services
Another type of digital money is through online payment companies.