Next time you shop at Whole Foods, scan your hand to pay thanks to new Amazon tech

Whole Foods' new checkout technology allows customers to pay with the palm of their hand. Here's how it works

, have the technology installed. More than 200 of these locations are Whole Foods Markets across the U.S.How does Amazon One work?

The software uses images of a customer’s palm to create a unique numerical, vector representation called a “palm signature.” Amazon One accounts save this data and link it to your debit or credit card to charge them in future purchases.

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