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EMV-Enabled Fueling Systems.
This represents significant risk, but upgrading the fueling forecourt to be able to handle EMV is a very expensive proposition – anywhere from $20,000 to more than $100,000 per store, plus whatever lost sales occur when the site is down to install these upgrades, with little ROI beyond avoidance of card fraud liability.
Many retailers’ in-store POS systems will also need to be upgraded to be able to work with the new EMV-enabled fueling systems.
Mobile Payment At The Pump.
Beyond EMV, c-stores, especially the smaller, independent and unbranded-fuel operators, face greater challenges from larger c-store chains, which are consolidating the industry at a record pace, as well as from other retail channels.
To compete more effectively, these smaller c-stores need to operate more efficiently and appeal to consumers in much the same way the larger and more sophisticated chains do – loyalty and rewards programs, efficient inventory management and replenishment, mobile payment at the pump and inside the store and more comprehensive food service offerings are but a few examples of what these retailers must bring to the table in order to survive, let alone win in their markets.
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