You can go through life without ever using physical cash. You get paid digitally, you buy groceries digitally. You even borrow money for a house digitally.
The thing you transact with is digital, liquid and fungible. In what sense is it not cash?
I don’t think any common definition of cash includes the idea that payments are “irreversible”. I don’t even see why this is so important. If someone pays me physical cash by mistake they have legal recourse to get it back. It’s not finder’s keepers.
The thing you transact with is digital, liquid and fungible. In what sense is it not cash?