Many people don't use cash even once a day because of the increasing use of credit cards and payments. These days, street foods like fish bread become bank transfers. Thanks to this, the lifespan of the bills has been increased. Compared to seven years ago, the life span of the 1,000-won bill has been extended by a year and two months.

I'm Lee Tae Kyung.

[Reporter]

[Im Byung-chul/Seongsan-dong, Seoul: I didn't bring anything today. I only got my card. (Can you show me your wallet?)

[Choi Eun-ha/Yeonhee-dong, Seoul: (Now) I only buy fish bread and rarely use it.]

[Lee So-hyun/Gyeonggi Goyang: I rarely use paper money and mostly use cards or pies.]

As more people are paying with their cards and electronic bills, the amount of time they can issue a single note is increasing.

The life span of the 1,000-won bill increased by four years and four months, compared to a survey conducted seven years ago.

The period of use of 5,000 won has also increased by three months.

The average life span of a 10,000-won bill is over 10 years.

The 50,000-won bill was first released in 2009, so it is still difficult to know exactly how long it will last, but it is expected to last longer than 10,000-won bills.

We compared the실시간배팅 life span of the 1,000-won bill that we use the most to other countries.

A dollar in the United States is five years and ten months, and it is one and a half years longer than a thousand won bill.

On the other hand, Japan, which still has a high cash flow rate, has a 1,000-yen bill with a life span of only one and a 1,000-yen bill.

(Video design: Shin Ha Rim)

Lee Tae-kyung(lee.taekyong@jtbc.co.kr)

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