Cash Trading Compant

If you ever find yourself at No. 70 Ranipura Chauraha, you are basically at our front door. Cash Trading Compant is right in the thick of it. That intersection is always a mess of rickshaws and motorbikes honking at each other. It gets quite loud, but that is just part of being in this area. We have a small desk near the front where we keep track of everything coming in. The floor is concrete and we have a few old fans that help when the air gets heavy in the afternoons. Sometimes we have to shout a little bit over the traffic noise just to hear each other. Being at the chauraha means we are easy to find, which is helpful. The building is older and has that specific smell of old paper and dust that you find in Ranipura. We do not have a lot of extra space, so things are stacked pretty high against the walls. It is a very busy spot and there is never really a quiet moment until long after we close up for the night. Most of our neighbors are doing the same kind of work, so we all know how the daily grind goes. We just keep the lights on and stay focused on the tasks at hand. It is not a place for sitting around doing nothing, that is for sure. We just keep moving through the day.