Credit card payments: Use your face

So instead of swiping a credit card to purchase goods,the customer gazes into a camera.

Uniqul claims its service is secured with military-grade algorithms,8217;The Australian8217; reported.

Uniqul8217;s Ruslan Pisarenko said the technology 8211; which is due to roll out next month 8211; has the ability for transactions to be completed instantly and can even distinguish between identical twins,8217;News Limited Network8217; reported.

According to Pisarenko,8221;the face is a PIN and it8217;s more like a complete way to identify a person.8221;

8220;But in some cases where the system is not 100 per cent accurate,it will ask a person to input their PIN as security,8221; he said.

There is no payment card involved,nor is a mobile or wallet needed.

Customers sign up to the technology by registering their identification and bank details.

Once the items are scanned through the customers8217; details will flash up on a screen and they click 8220;OK8221; to confirm the transaction.