Jamba, Jack in the Box testing Google Wallet

Contactless payment technology expected to grow as customers look to pay, use coupons with smartphones

Jamba Juice and Jack in the Box are testing Google Wallet in a limited trial of the technology that lets customers pay for purchases and redeem coupons with their smartphones, executives at each chain said. “Just like everyone else, we want to see how the user is embracing this technology,” said Stevie Liang, director of business systems innovation, for San Diego-based Jack in the Box Inc., “and to see if it has a future and if we should invest even more resources into ...

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