A KFC store in Shanghai is not allowed to order cash. Is it reasonable for the staff to say to avoid contact as much as possible?

Under special circumstances, this provision is relatively reasonable, but if cash is not accepted under normal circumstances, this method will inevitably be punished. RMB is the legal tender of our country, and no unit may refuse the cash paid by citizens. If you refuse to trade because you pay cash, you will face administrative punishment. The legal status of RMB is unshakable. If there are no special circumstances to refuse to accept RMB, it will affect the circulation and value of RMB.

Because this way of rejecting RMB will be widely used in the future once it is acquiesced. In this case, once the value of RMB appears, it will depreciate, and the RMB may not circulate normally in the market in the future. It is a big joke that China's legal tender can't circulate normally in our country, so under normal circumstances, refusing to accept RMB will be subject to administrative punishment. But under special circumstances, such a situation can be handled as appropriate.

Like this incident at KFC in Shanghai, the reason why people refused to accept cash praise was because they were worried that the use of cash would make the other party contact more and cause danger. From this perspective, refusing to accept cash does conform to the current epidemic prevention regulations. Under the present circumstances, reducing contact as much as possible really helps to maintain public safety. However, whether this provision is really legal still needs to be defined by the relevant administrative departments.

Considering from the objective situation, this provision does not seem to have much problem, but it does affect the normal circulation of RMB to some extent. Therefore, although the reasons given seem reasonable, it is difficult to define whether they are legal or not. If the local epidemic situation in Shanghai is not particularly serious and the control is not particularly strict, this way of refusing cash seems to be beyond the reasonable scope.