Yes, I think so. More and more people are using digital methods to pay for things. It's just easier and faster. You can use your phone to pay almost anywhere now, and it's really convenient. Plus, younger people hardly ever use cash anymore; they prefer using apps. Governments are also encouraging this because it's easier to track and manage digital transactions, which helps prevent fraud.

No, I don't think payments will be entirely paperless in the future. There are still many areas, especially in developing countries, where internet access is unreliable. Also, many older people are used to cash and might find it hard to switch to digital methods. In many small towns and rural areas, cash is still king, and people rely on it for daily transactions.

It might depend on various factors. While digital payments are becoming more common, there are still places and sectors where cash is necessary, like local farmers' markets. Advances in technology might make digital payments more secure and widespread, but people's habits and government policies will also play a big role in whether we go completely paperless.