There are some exceptions, but most businesses will be in violation of Oregon law if they refuse to accept cash as payment for goods or services.
PORTLAND, Ore. — A KGW viewer reached out with a question about cash payments in Oregon, recalling a recent trip to downtown Portland. They said they went to a downtown sandwich shop for lunch, but were frustrated to find a sign on the door that said the business only accepted credit or debit cards for payment, and no cash.
The viewer wondered whether no-cash restrictions are legal, given that Oregon passed a bill banning the practice.
THE QUESTION
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