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Use Apple Pay or Android Pay ... you see the charge right on your home screen and view your transactions whenever. The receipt needs and will go the way of the

• supertrope 9y ago
  Apple Pay itself warns that the transaction log is not proof of purchase.
• voltagex_ 9y ago
  That's not an itemised receipt though.
• tallanvor 9y ago
  Not every store or country supports Apple Pay and Android Pay.
• astura 9y ago
  Can I submit that with my expense report to get reimbursed for my business expenses?
  • paul7986 9y ago
    Sure and in time you will be able to. It's going to take time for payments to all go digital but they will. Whipping out your phone and swiping it and then your done is way quicker and easier then the current payment UX we are doing now.
    • astura 9y ago
      If it's not an itemized receipt its not going to be accepted for an expense report unless the charge is very, very small. (I think my company is less than $25 doesn't require a receipt) I'm not going to screw around with being unable to prove my business expenses and being potentially liable for paying them personally. Even if they were itemized, I question if my company would accept it over the "official" receipt. Anyway, in this case you are just talking about moving to digital receipts, which is surely convenient, but its not "go[ing] the way of the dodo bird," it's "going digital." The current failure rate of mobile payments is currently much too high for me, personally, to move them them. I love the idea in theory but currently the execution is poor. Its just embarrassing for me to be standing there fiddling around with my phone for 60 seconds so its not even worth attempting when I know my credit card will always work.