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On most of the machines I've used in Sweden, you can input your PIN in advance while the cashier is scanning your items. Then you just push "OK" to confirm the
by bckygldstn 9y ago
On most of the machines I've used in Sweden, you can input your PIN in advance while the cashier is scanning your items. Then you just push "OK" to confirm the final total and walk away.
- calvano915 9y agoThis process also occurs in US with the chip transactions. You can start the auth process while checkout scanning is still occurring. So implementing the pin into the mix would be beneficial and not so much added friction/time in completing checkout.
- bckygldstn 9y agoYeah, I've noticed that works with Apple Pay, but cards still seem really slow to me.