The Cashless Poland Foundation (Fundacja Polska Bezgotowkowa) is a payment technology company established in July 2017. It was created through an agreement between the Polish Banks Association (ZBP), the Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Technology, Visa, and Mastercard. The foundation's primary goals include expanding the network of payment instrument acceptance, promoting cashless payments, and supporting technological innovations in payments in Poland[1][2]. ### Key Activities and Programs - Cashless Payment Support Program: Launched in January 2018, this program aims to encourage small businesses to adopt cashless payments by offering free terminal installations and 12 months of free cashless payment services[3][5]. - Promotion of Cashless Payments: The foundation works to make cashless transactions as widely available as cash payments, thereby modernizing monetary transactions and supporting the Polish economy[3]. - Technological Innovations: The foundation uses standards like the Global SRC developed by EMVCo to drive technological advancements in payments[2]. ### Headquarters and Contact The Cashless Poland Foundation is headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, at Ul. Rondo Ignacego Daszynskiego 2B[2]. For detailed contact information, one can purchase a report from EMIS[2]. ### Recent Developments As of recent updates, the foundation is preparing a new strategy for the years 2025-2028 and continues to support businesses in adopting cashless payments[4].