The March towards the Mark of the Beast System Expands - Panera Bread tests Amazon’s palm-scanning technology in St. Louis

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NOTICE THEY ARE USING THE PALM, NOT AN EYE RETINA SCAN, NOT A FINGERPRINT SCAN, FOR THE MARK OF THE BEAST SYSTEM. THE CBDC/VAX PASSPORT DIGITAL ID WILL BE VIA YOUR PALM!

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Panera Bread tests Amazon’s palm-scanning technology in St. Louis

KEY POINTS
-Panera Bread is testing Amazon’s palm-scanning technology at two restaurants in St. Louis.
-Customers can use their palms to pay for their orders and connect to their loyalty program accounts.
-Panera’s loyalty program has more than 52 million members, representing a big expansion opportunity for Amazon One.

Panera Bread is piloting Amazon’s
palm-scanning technology in St. Louis to offer customers a faster way to connect to their loyalty program and pay.

The bakery-cafe chain, which has long been considered a leader in restaurant technology, is the latest restaurant to use what the tech giant has dubbed Amazon One. It’s already been implemented in dozens of Amazon-owned Whole Foods locations, Amazon Go stores and some stadiums and arenas.

Panera has more than 2,000 locations and its loyalty program has more than 52 million members, representing a big expansion opportunity for Amazon One. A representative for Amazon declined to share data on existing signups for the palm-based payment system.

For now, Panera’s starting small, with just two company-owned restaurants in its hometown of St. Louis.

“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,” Panera Chief Digital Officer George Hanson told CNBC.

Panera is looking to expand the test to 10 to 20 more restaurants over the next few months, including some operated by franchisees, according to Hanson.

The palm scanners are located near the restaurant’s registers. To use them, customers need to link their loyalty program accounts to Amazon One, which they can do at home or inside the restaurant. They’ll also need to enable loyalty identification and payment for their accounts.

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