The presumption that we are moving to a cashless society is passé. In 2015, Akodara, a small village in Sabarkantha district of Gujarat went cashless. It was possible for this nondescript village to go cashless because ICICI Bank adopted this village. Other factors like a mobile phone in each of the 200 households with about 1,000 people in the village which is primarily into farming and milk production helped this move. The only other place in India, where there is no exchange of cash is among the Sentinelese, who inhabit the Andamans.