Payments in Afghanistan are made electronically

According to Amac News: Hasibullah Nouri, the spokesperson of the Central Bank, said that this will prevent the physical exchange of money and its identification.
The spokesperson of the central bank said that electronic payments will start from the country's capital first and then expand to the big cities.
Currently, the majority of transactions within the country are done with physical money.
It should be mentioned that in many countries all financial transactions are done through banks and electronic payments.