Kuwait is now mandating electronic payments for services exceeding 10 dinars, impacting salons, gyms, and pest control firms. This move by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry aims to boost financial transparency and curb cash transactions. The regulation encourages secure digital payments, enhancing oversight and accountability across various business sectors.
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Kuwait sets KD10 cash limit across 6 service sectors, mandates digital payments above cap
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