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St. Louis Paneras testing Amazon palm payments

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Amazon is testing its palm-scanning payment technology at two St. Louis Bread Company locations. Swiping your palm over the device brings up rewards information, account history, and allows customers to pay. Amazon expects to expand the technology to 10 or 20 more stores over the next few months.

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New York Post

Amazon’s palm-scanning tech now in use at 200 retail locations, including Panera

Amazon's palm-scanning or cashier-less checkout technology is in more than 200 establishments in and outside the company, a vice president told Reuters.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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CNBC

Panera Bread tests Amazon's palm-scanning technology in St. Louis

Customers at two Panera Bread locations in St. Louis can use their palms to pay for their orders and connect to their loyalty program accounts.

1 year ago·United States

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TechCrunch

Amazon's palm-reading payment tech is coming to Panera Bread

Amazon may be closing a number of its own high-tech physical retail stores in recent days, but some of the technology it developed for those stores is finding a new home. The online retailer announced today that Panera will now become the first restaurant to deploy Amazon’s palm reading payment and loyalty system known as […]

1 year ago·United States

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The Verge

Panera Bread will let you pay using Amazon’s palm-scanning tech

Amazon has announced that its Amazon One payment technology will be deployed at Panera Bread locations around the US, allowing customers to pay for their purchases by scanning their palms.

1 year ago·United States

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Fox 2 Now St Louis

St. Louis Paneras testing Amazon palm payments

ST. LOUIS -- Amazon is testing its palm-scanning payment technology at two St. Louis Bread Company locations. Swiping your palm over the device brings up rewards information, account history, and allows customers to pay. Amazon expects to expand the technology to 10 or 20 more stores over the next few months. The payment system is coming to St. Louis Bread Company locations on Clayton Road in Town and Country and on St. Charles Rock Road in Brid…

1 year ago·St. Louis, United States

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