Sudan adopts digital payments due to cash shortages
Sudan has undergone a significant shift in financial transaction patterns as a result of economic crises. Reliance on paper cash has decreased substantially, and mobile phones and electronic payment applications have become essential tools in daily buying and selling activities. Inflation and the depreciation of the Sudanese pound have prompted many citizens and merchants to rely on bank transfers and digital apps as faster and safer alternatives to traditional payment methods. However, challenges such as weak infrastructure—like poor internet connectivity and power outages—still pose obstacles. Despite the widespread adoption of digital banking services, full reliance on them requires stable network infrastructure and increased digital awareness. This current transformation reflects a reactive economic response to the crisis rather than a permanent solution.
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