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Amazon One now lets users enroll using a mobile app. The service uses palm scans to verify a user’s age or make contactless payments.

Amazon announced Thursday the launch of its new app for Amazon One, its contactless palm recognition service that allows customers to hover their palm over a device in order to purchase from select places, including more than 500 Whole Foods Market stores, Amazon stores and more than 150 third-party locations. Instead of signing up for Amazon One at a physical retail location, users can now download the Amazon One app (available for iOS or Android devices) and take a photo of their palm right at home. Once they create an online profile and add a payment method, the users' palm is added ...

Amazon just released an app that scans customer’s palms from home, making for an easy signup to its One payment platform. This service allows users to pay for stuff with just their palms at retail locations like Whole Foods.

The feature provides a way for users to complete transactions without cards or phones and could previously only be signed up for at physical locations.

Amazon has launched a new Amazon One app for Android and iOS. The app lets you sign up for Amazon's palm recognition technology using your phone without going to a physical location.