I've just read the new update for Infocus and the future looks very bright, but I couldn't help notice management talked about payment gateways in "The Near Term Strategy Pillars".
What would stop supermarkets and stores like Bunnings from using the current Frugl App as a price scanner (which it actually is) to tally groceries, then supermarket customers can make the final payment at an automated teller or similar so the funds don't need to go through the Frugl app itself if that's an issue?
I've just been in Netherlands and virtually all supermarkets operate now with hand held price scanners for their customers....
One scanner App compared to millions and millions of hand held devices, the Frugl App could save Coles, Woolies, Aldi, IGA, Bunnings and more millions....
Cheers,
Jocko.
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