Mercedes-Benz has teamed up with Visa to make easy in-car payments.
You can already make payments with your phone, and soon you will be able to do so with your Mercedes-Benz using just a fingerprint for authentication.
Cloud Token Framework is essentially an online payment system where stored authentication data is made secure using individual digital tokens that remove any sensitive payment information by encrypting the data before storing it. This makes payments much easier, for example when using a new service, as you no longer need to enter long card numbers or complex passwords to complete a purchase.
Models available with fingerprint sensors include the EQS and EQE electric vehicles, as well as the S-Class, GLC-Class, and C-Class.
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