The Implications of Current and Future Cashless Digital Payment Methods on Persons with Disabilities
This research project is supporting a common understanding of the accessibility barriers associated with electronic payment terminals in order to identify further areas of research and action. Through a literature review and environmental scan, the project is assessing the current state and future trends of payment systems in Canada and internationally in order to understand the potential implications of cashless payments for persons with disabilities.
Project Details
Published: March 2020
Capability: Policy Research
Population: People with Disabilities
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