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Russia's Sberbank has teamed up with supermarket chain Azbuka Vkusa to let shoppers pay for groceries with their fingerprints. 
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This week UK mobile P2P payment platform Paym published its latest figures on user uptake and transaction volumes. Hakim Mendjeli, former head of mobile product and strategy at Lloyds Banking Group, sifts through the data.
Vineet Anand's insight:
Early days to assess Paym success, however chats do indicate growth with 17% mobile users registered and total registrations standing at 3 million. Almost every quarter the growth has been ~40% with an average transaction value of PS 50.
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Sberbak enables fingerprint check-out at supermarket as part of data stored with central bank run UBS (unified biometric system).Â