Amazon said it is discontinuing Amazon One, its palm-authentication service, across all retail businesses.

Amazon is preparing to shut down one of its most experimental retail technologies, signaling a retreat from biometric payments inside its grocery business.

The next time you go to Whole Foods, you may not need to take a wallet into the store or even worry about carrying your phone with you. Instead, all you’ll need to do to pay for your cart filled with ...

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Are biometric payments the future of in-store purchases? Proving your identity with a wave of your hand, so to speak, is not new. A little over 18 months ago, the technology was introduced to Red ...

Amazon today launched the Amazon One app, which is designed to allow customers to scan their palms to make device-free purchases at Whole Foods, Panera Bread, and 150 third-party locations in stadiums ...

Amazon One, the retailer’s palm-scanning payment technology, is now gaining new functionality with the addition of age verification services. The company announced today that customers using Amazon ...

Instead of going to a physical location, you can now sign up for Amazon One by taking pictures of your palm from your phone. Instead of going to a physical location, you can now sign up for Amazon One ...