Contactless payment method and system for supermarkets

Abstract

The present invention provides a non-inductive payment method and system for supermarkets, which determines the price information of the product and generates corresponding payment bill information by identifying the product selected by the user, and then sends the first photographed A facial image is compared with the second facial image captured by the current user of the mobile terminal, so as to indicate whether the user pays the bill according to the comparison result, which can be used for all types of commodities in the supermarket. Non-inductive payment operation, and also through facial image comparison to ensure that the product buyer and the bill payer are the same person, thereby improving the applicability of non-inductive payment to different occasions and avoiding the occurrence of non-payment of bills.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of intelligent payment, in particular to a non-inductive payment method and system for supermarkets. Background technique [0002] At present, supermarkets mainly rely on manual channels to complete the checkout payment operation, which causes a large number of customers to queue up in the manual channel to wait for checkout during busy hours, which seriously wastes customers' time and is not conducive to improving the efficiency of supermarket checkout processing. Although, in the self-checkout channels set up by some existing supermarkets, customers can complete the checkout operation independently through automatic scanning, but this method is only limited to self-checkout for specific packaged goods, and it cannot be applied to all goods. It can be seen that the prior art requires a method and system capable of non-inductive checkout payment for all commodities in the supermarket. Contents of the inven...

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[0002] At present, supermarkets mainly rely on manual channels to complete the checkout payment operation, which causes a large number of customers to queue up for checkout in the manual channel during busy hours, which seriously wastes customers' time and is not conducive to improving the efficiency of supermarket checkout processing

Although, in the self-checkout channels set up in some existing supermarkets, customers can complete the checkout operation independently through automatic scanning, but this method is only limited to self-checkout for specific packaged goods, and it cannot be applied to all goods.

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