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Supermarket to let shoppers pay with ‘hand swipe’


Shoppers at a French supermarket will be able to pay at the checkout with just a swipe of their hand from next ... similar software in its Whole Foods Market stores in the US. Read More

Whole Foods Quietly Asks for Your Palm Print


All Whole Foods stores ... palm-based biometric payment technology by the end of the year, Amazon announced on Thursday. To use the payment method, called Amazon One, shoppers will simply hover ... Read More

Forget credit cards! New program now lets shoppers pay by scanning palm of their hand


New program now lets shoppers pay by scanning palm of their hand A pilot program is underway in China that allows shoppers to check out of stores simply by scanning the palms of their hands. Ryan Ross ... Read More

I tried paying with my palm at Whole Foods using Amazon's futuristic scanners. It was scarily convenient.


Over the summer, Amazon announced that it would be rolling out its palm-scanning payment technology to every one of its 500+ Whole Foods locations ... After all, we can already pay pretty easily ... Read More

Starbucks Is Trialing Palm Payment In Coffee Shops. Are Consumers Ready?


The system, which allows customers to pay for their coffee by ... community to test the palm payment system for the first time in one of its stores. What does all this mean for Starbucks? Read More


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