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Customers with PayPal accounts will be able to punch in their mobile phone numbers (or swipe a PayPal card) and provide a PayPal PIN to pay for transactions at the POS.
Describing the results of the pilot program, which began late last year, PayPal vice president for retail and prepaid products Don Kingsborough said "We've all been happy with the results and the number of adopters, and how quickly people who had PayPal accounts were able to migrate to use it in a Home Depot store," according to a Dow Jones report.
eBay-owned PayPal has also been testing this expansion into the brick-and-mortar payments arena at Office Depot, and executives say the service will be available in 10 to 15 retailers by the end of 2012.
"Retailers want a better relationship with their consumers across different channels, across online, mobile and in-store channels, so that's why they're bringing PayPal to retail locations," eBay CEO John Donahoe told CNBC.
Describing the results of the pilot program, which began late last year, PayPal vice president for retail and prepaid products Don Kingsborough said "We've all been happy with the results and the number of adopters, and how quickly people who had PayPal accounts were able to migrate to use it in a Home Depot store," according to a Dow Jones report.
eBay-owned PayPal has also been testing this expansion into the brick-and-mortar payments arena at Office Depot, and executives say the service will be available in 10 to 15 retailers by the end of 2012.
"Retailers want a better relationship with their consumers across different channels, across online, mobile and in-store channels, so that's why they're bringing PayPal to retail locations," eBay CEO John Donahoe told CNBC.
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