Pay-At-Table Feature Allows PayPal Customers To Do Just That

By  |  March 19, 2014
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PayPal customers in Australia can now use a Pay at Table feature that allows them to check into a restaurant site on their smartphone, enter their table number, pay and even tip, according to a report in Hospitality Magazine.

PayPal customers in Australia can now use a Pay at Table feature that allows them to check into a restaurant site on their smartphone, enter their table number, pay and even tip, according to a report in Hospitality Magazine.

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    Customers must enter their PIN for authorization instead of signing when using the mobile feature.

    They can then leave without first hailing a waiter or getting up from their table.

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