@biden_worldnewsZentoshin, a major credit card payment processor in Japan, has abruptly gone bankrupt after reportedly fabricating more than $370 million in revenue. The company's systems were suddenly shut down, leaving as many as 200,000 businesses unable to process credit card payments. #Japan
Ver publicação originalFoto de @biden_worldnews· Jul 11, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Japan
The focus is a sign indicating payment methods. The sign states "Cash Only" and shows illustrations of Japanese currency, a phone with contactless payment symbols, and credit cards with a red "X" over the latter two. Below the English text, there is Japanese text that translates to "Payment is cash only." A second sign below explains that they may not have change for 10,000-yen bills. The mood is informative and practical, with a slightly apologetic tone regarding the change issue. A notable detail is the illustration of a 1000-yen bill featuring Hokusai's "The Great Wave off Kanagawa." ON-SCREEN TEXT: Cash Only お支払いは現金のみです お釣りのご用意が少ないため、 1万円札はお受けできない場合があります。 ご理解いただけると嬉しいです。 Sorry! We might not have enough change for 10,000-yen bills. Thank you for your kind understanding.
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White Cherry Tree from Japan@biden_worldnewsZentoshin, a major credit card payment processor in Japan, has abruptly gone bankrupt after reportedly fabricating more than $370 million in revenue. The company's systems were suddenly shut down, leaving as many as 200,000 businesses unable to process credit card payments. #Japan
Ver publicação originalFoto de @biden_worldnews· Jul 11, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Japan
The focus is a sign indicating payment methods. The sign states "Cash Only" and shows illustrations of Japanese currency, a phone with contactless payment symbols, and credit cards with a red "X" over the latter two. Below the English text, there is Japanese text that translates to "Payment is cash only." A second sign below explains that they may not have change for 10,000-yen bills. The mood is informative and practical, with a slightly apologetic tone regarding the change issue. A notable detail is the illustration of a 1000-yen bill featuring Hokusai's "The Great Wave off Kanagawa." ON-SCREEN TEXT: Cash Only お支払いは現金のみです お釣りのご用意が少ないため、 1万円札はお受けできない場合があります。 ご理解いただけると嬉しいです。 Sorry! We might not have enough change for 10,000-yen bills. Thank you for your kind understanding.
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