The National Football League's Kansas City Chiefs are partnering with mobile payment technology company Tappit to take Arrowhead Stadium cashless in order to help eliminate Covid-19 risks and improve …
Arrowhead Stadium to go cashless thanks to Kansas City Chiefs, Tappit partnership
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