Japanese household goods retailer MUJI is rolling out MishiPay’s mobile self-checkout solution across all UK stores.
The Scan, Pay, Go system lets customers scan items in store using their smartphone, before paying with a variety of digital payment methods, leaving them free to exit the store.
They can also use MishiPay to check prices, view additional item information and access real-time promotion information. The technology also makes it easy for customers and staff to adhere to social distancing measures.
Shoppers are not required to download the app in order to use the solution, as MishiPay has built the technology on web in addition to a native app.
David Brice, managing director at MUJI UK, said: “Not only are customers enjoying being able to check out without queuing or touching hardware, but our staff are also more free to help, advise and add real value to the shopping experience rather than processing payments.”
MishiPay recently launched its system with BWG stores in Ireland and Decathlon in Germany.
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