With a population of mere 15 lakh people, Goa is all set to be India's first cashless state by December 31, 2016. Although, the cash transactions will not be entirely banned as it is just a trial to drive the citizens towards a cashless world of transaction. From fish vendors to butcher shops, now mobile will become a 'bank' for the people in Goa. Also, a small start with a state like Goa will let the government understand how feasible their plan is in reality. Meanwhile, take a look at how Goa will develop into a cashless state in the near future:

Source: India Today December 02, 2016 14:34 UTC