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Louisiana now requires most in-person retailers to accept cash, joining four other states.
As of August 1, 2025, Louisiana requires most retail businesses to accept cash for in-person purchases, joining Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Tennessee in enacting such rules.
House Bill 448, the Consumer Payment Choice Act, ensures consumers can pay with cash, though exceptions exist for online transactions and payments over $5,000.
Businesses cannot charge more for cash or deny payment based on payment method, though temporary technical issues and cash-to-gift-card kiosks are exempt.
The law reflects growing concerns over a cashless economy and financial inclusion.
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Louisiana ahora requiere que la mayoría de los minoristas en persona acepten dinero en efectivo, uniéndose a otros cuatro estados.