Tunisia Faces Cash Crisis Experts Warn

Reports indicate that the cash circulating outside the banking system in Tunisia has exceeded 30 billion dinars, with an increase of approximately 4 billion over the past year. This reflects a growing reliance on cash and the emergence of a parallel economy. Experts believe that the phenomenon is not solely related to inflation but points to a structural trust deficit in the banking system, a decline in the use of digital means, and continued expansion of unofficial cash transactions. These factors impact economic financing and complicate monetary policies. The solution lies in making digital alternatives more attractive and reliable to reduce dependence on cash, establish greater trust in digital channels, and facilitate more effective economic policies.

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