Okay, the user wants me to translate "non-cash" into French. Let me think. The term "non-cash" in French is usually "non-cash" as well, but sometimes it might be translated differently depending on the context. Wait, in financial contexts, "non-cash" transactions are often referred to as "transactions non en espèces" or "sans espèces". However, the direct translation of "non-cash" is "non-cash", which is commonly used in French as well. Let me check if there's a more appropriate term. For example, "non-cash" can also be "non-espèces" but that might be less common. The user's instruction says if the content is already in French, output it unchanged. Since "non-cash" is an English term, but in French, it's acceptable to use the same term. Alternatively, maybe "non en espèces" is the correct translation. Wait, the user might be looking for the direct translation. Let me confirm. If the original term is "non-cash", and the user wants it translated into French, the correct translation would be "non en espèces". But sometimes "non-cash" is used as is in French contexts. Hmm, maybe I should go with "non en espèces" as the translation. But I need to make sure. Let me think of examples. In French, "transactions non en espèces" is a common phrase. So "non-cash" would translate to "non en espèces". Therefore, the correct translation is "non en espèces".
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