Vietnam Sells Off Old ATMs as Cashless Trend Grows
Vietnam's VietinBank is selling off old ATMs for prices ranging from a few million dong to as low as 700,000 VND (around $30). This move reflects the declining use of ATMs due to the rise of cashless payments in the country.
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