A supermarket chain announced Tuesday morning that it is removing cash registers from its branches, according to N12 News. The company did not provide details on the timeline or whether the shift involves cashless payments or self-checkout.
The announcement was made Tuesday morning by an unnamed Israeli supermarket chain. N12 News reported the removal of cash registers but did not specify the chain's name or provide further details. It remains unclear whether the move involves a transition to cashless payments, self-checkout kiosks, or another operational model. The Zioneer has no prior reporting on this story.
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