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The Pain of Paying is the emotional discomfort we feel when spending money. It’s stronger with cash, weaker with digital payments — because the brain doesn’t fully register the loss. Brands like Amazon, Apple, and Swiggy reduce this pain using seamless payments, cashbacks, and subscriptions. The less we feel the pain, the more we spend — proving that every tap, click, and swipe is not just a transaction but a psychological event. To Known in detail about “ The Pain of Paying “ check out this blog

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