Introduction The rapid advancement of technology, especially in the banking sector such as digital or non-cash payments, has driven society to transition from traditional cash transactions to non-cash transactions. This behavioral shift has become a societal trend known as the cashless society. Objectives This study aims to analyze the behavior of a cashless society based on publications indexed in the Scopus database. Method This study utilizes bibliometric analysis using R Biblioshiny to collect and analyze literature related to cashless society and Sharia principles. Results The research findings show a significant increase in the number of publications related to the Cashless society since 2015. Additionally, the majority of analyzed documents include articles, conference papers, and books. The most cited and influential author is Batiz Lazo B, with frequently used keywords including cashless society, economics, Malaysia, payment methods, technology adoption, digital payment, and others. In general, the shift towards non-cash transactions offers significant benefits, underscoring the need for further research and development in the future. Implications The study highlights the importance of developing Sharia-compliant financial tools to support the Muslim community in adopting cashless systems responsibly. Policymakers, researchers, and businesses should collaborate to create inclusive and ethically grounded digital payment ecosystems. Originality/Novelty This study contributes to the literature by bridging cashless payment systems and Islamic economics. It offers novel insights into designing digital financial systems that adhere to Islamic values, providing a foundation for future innovation in ethical and inclusive finance.