… One of my favorite stories comes from Mexico. Five years ago, Ana Rosa’s parents called on her to help with the family business, a grocery store and restaurant situated in the countryside of rural Chihuahua in the north of the country. Ana Rosa’s priority was to adopt digital payments, even giving customers the ability to pay household bills with credit cards at her store. When Ana Rosa’s parents operated the business, 100% of payments were made in cash. Five years later, 70% are digital, and sales have tripled. Most important to me, is that she talks about how this changed her quality of life. She can spend more time with her wife and daughter knowing that her business accounts are safe and just one click away.
Most of us take it for granted that we can open a bank or a credit card. But the truth is, according to…
