

“We think the payment plus loyalty identification is the secret sauce that can unlock a really personalized, warm and efficient experience for our guests in our cafes,” Hanson said.The adoption of contactless payment systems by corporate giants like Amazon and Panera Bread, both known for their massive loyalty programs, seems to signal a shift towards a cashless society. Recall the pivot toward a cashless society was clear as day. Perhaps the coin shortage during the pandemic was a pilot test. And anyone who dared mention a looming cashless society was deemed a ‘conspiracy theorist.’ Just remember who is also shaping the world and influencing corporations and politicians away from a cash economy:
... and the rollout of contactless payment comes just before the Federal Reserve is set to activate its digital dollar in July. Read more at: ZeroHedge.comDethroning cash as king. How digital payments are enabling a shift away from the cash economy https://t.co/FUYE2KHVfn@WEFUpLinkpic.twitter.com/QpRmA61JXz
— World Economic Forum (@wef) February 22, 2022
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