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Switzerland prepares card payments for emergencies without internet access

Swiss payment systems are preparing to allow card payments in shops even when internet connectivity is unavailable. The measure is intended for emergency situations.

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Offline payment capability could preserve access to commerce during communications outages or other emergencies.

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