Marks & Spencer has rolled out instant payment technology across 200 of its stores in a bid to allow shoppers to make grocery purchases quicker.
The retailer has launched a new on-the-spot digital payment solution called Pay With Me across 200 stores following a successful trial in seven of its branches.
The technology allows M&S shop floor staff to select shoppers queuing to pay for a small number of items and allow them to process payment on the spot with a handheld device.
M&S has said the technology is intended to maximise the number of shoppers that are able to enter a store while maintaining necessary social distancing by cutting down queuing times.
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