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I have saved TWINT under "Wallet" - "Pay with the app". Do I have to use this QR code or is it also possible to use the blue-coated QR code in "Wallet" or even easier with the 3*2 QR code as a widget in the Migros app? If I look at the key points, they all look the same.
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I have saved TWINT under "Wallet" - "Pay with the app". Do I have to use this QR code or is it also possible to use the blue-coated QR code in "Wallet" or even easier with the 3*2 QR code as a widget in the Migros app? If I look at the key points, they all look the same.
I have the impression that you've got it wrong. The blue-wrapped QR code in "Wallet" is the Cumulus card (it's also at the top right). If you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app, you have to click on the orange bar "Pay with the app" in "Wallet", then enter the security PIN and then select Twint. In my case, a black card with the QR code for Twint appears - I think that's the same for you. You have to scan this QR code (or have it scanned) if you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app.
I have the impression that you've got it wrong. The blue-wrapped QR code in "Wallet" is the Cumulus card (it's also at the top right). If you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app, you have to click on the orange bar "Pay with the app" in "Wallet", then enter the security PIN and then select Twint. In my case, a black card with the QR code for Twint appears - I think that's the same for you. You have to scan this QR code (or have it scanned) if you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app.
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I have the impression that you've got it wrong. The blue-wrapped QR code in "Wallet" is the Cumulus card (it's also at the top right). If you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app, you have to click on the orange bar "Pay with the app" in "Wallet", then enter the security PIN and then select Twint. In my case, a black card with the QR code for Twint appears - I think that's the same for you. You have to scan this QR code (or have it scanned) if you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app.
Thank you @Nachtspalter for the quick answer! Since something is unclear to me, especially with your answer, I'll check, but number it and then only need a yes or no, possibly with an addition (condition). 1) The 3 QRs I mentioned are fundamentally different - the widget QR has the same function as the barcode: only CumulusNr incl. activated coupons and stamp cards 2) with the wallet QR with a blue border, you can also redeem activated blue vouchers 3) with the TWINT QR with a black border (accessible via "Pay with the app" + code/fingerprint), you can use the previous 1) and 2) and also pay via TWINT - I don't have to scan, but I am scanned *Here the displayed sentence "Show the payment code at the checkout or capture it using a hand scanner" is confusing. With Self-Checkout it is ok with the hand scanner - but there I can only scan up to approx. 5 items, because these are heavily occupied and customers with more items are referred from SelfCheckout to the attended checkout. With SelfScanning, however, there is no hand scanner available at the payment station because I have to insert it before the payment process.* 4) Do I have to do without SelfScanning and go to the attended checkout because of the announced "problems with scanning" and the lack of a hand scanner at that time? 5) Would the supervisor be able to intervene in SelfScanning, i.e. not simply forward it to the attended checkout? I am happy to wait for a yes/no answer, possibly with conditions to my 5 questions... Thank you
Thank you @Nachtspalter for the quick answer! Since something is unclear to me, especially with your answer, I'll check, but number it and then only need a yes or no, possibly with an addition (condition). 1) The 3 QRs I mentioned are fundamentally different - the widget QR has the same function as the barcode: only CumulusNr incl. activated coupons and stamp cards 2) with the wallet QR with a blue border, you can also redeem activated blue vouchers 3) with the TWINT QR with a black border (accessible via "Pay with the app" + code/fingerprint), you can use the previous 1) and 2) and also pay via TWINT - I don't have to scan, but I am scanned *Here the displayed sentence "Show the payment code at the checkout or capture it using a hand scanner" is confusing. With Self-Checkout it is ok with the hand scanner - but there I can only scan up to approx. 5 items, because these are heavily occupied and customers with more items are referred from SelfCheckout to the attended checkout. With SelfScanning, however, there is no hand scanner available at the payment station because I have to insert it before the payment process.* 4) Do I have to do without SelfScanning and go to the attended checkout because of the announced "problems with scanning" and the lack of a hand scanner at that time? 5) Would the supervisor be able to intervene in SelfScanning, i.e. not simply forward it to the attended checkout? I am happy to wait for a yes/no answer, possibly with conditions to my 5 questions... Thank you
1) As far as I know, the widget was created to make things easier so that you don't have to open the app if you only need the digital code. The help section states: "The latest version of the Migros app includes a Cumulus widget that contains your digital Cumulus code from the Migros app. This allows the digital Cumulus code to be displayed and scanned more quickly. When you tap the code, the wallet of your Migros app also opens directly." I can't tell you any more about the widget as I don't use it. https://support.migros.ch/hc/de/articles/4415538349202-Wie-kann-ich-das-Cumulus-Widget-nutzen- 2) Yes. The QR code on the blue Cumulus card in the "wallet" is used to collect points and redeem blue vouchers. If you have not activated any blue vouchers, only points are collected. If you have activated the vouchers but do not want to redeem them, but still want to use the digital Cumulus card, press the blue card for a few seconds; it will turn over and the normal barcode will appear. This will not redeem any blue vouchers. 3) No, the Twint QR code does NOT contain Cumulus data. To collect points, the Cumulus code must be scanned first. Even if you want to redeem blue vouchers: Have the QR code scanned first. Switch to the Twint QR code for the remaining amount. The Twint QR code only contains your Twint customer number so that the correct account is debited. If you pay at the normal checkout, the QR code is scanned by the checkout staff using a hand scanner (you don't have to hand over your cell phone!), at the self-checkout you scan it yourself: at the self-checkout with the hand scanner, at the SelfScan station at the built-in scanner on the right of the machine, where you can also scan coupons. 4) No. You can use the built-in scanner. 5) The staff can help you if you don't get along. When you get to the checkout, you have to pay at the service counter anyway. Addition) At the self-checkout counter, you will be asked to scan your Cumulus card right at the beginning. If you want to pay with blue vouchers, use the QR code here; you will no longer be asked for it when paying because the system will already know that it has to use the blue vouchers. I hope I have been able to answer your questions satisfactorily.
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I have the impression that you've got it wrong. The blue-wrapped QR code in "Wallet" is the Cumulus card (it's also at the top right). If you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app, you have to click on the orange bar "Pay with the app" in "Wallet", then enter the security PIN and then select Twint. In my case, a black card with the QR code for Twint appears - I think that's the same for you. You have to scan this QR code (or have it scanned) if you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app.
@Nachtspalter : My questions from 2 hours ago have been answered : The Migros app "Pay with the app" - PIN code or fingerprint can probably be set up and called up - only when it comes to paying, nothing works at all if you try to scan this black framed payment code with the hand scanner... So I first called up the Migros app in the 1st step: Scan wallet code... then in a second step I called up the TWINT app and used its QR scanner to scan the barcode then displayed on the checkout display and confirmed payment... Now I can only hope that one day it will also be possible to store the Cumulus card in the customer cards at TWINT so that I will also be able to make a simple payment process at Migros - or simply do without Cumulus or shop at Coop... :-(
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1) As far as I know, the widget was created to make things easier so that you don't have to open the app if you only need the digital code. The help section states: "The latest version of the Migros app includes a Cumulus widget that contains your digital Cumulus code from the Migros app. This allows the digital Cumulus code to be displayed and scanned more quickly. When you tap the code, the wallet of your Migros app also opens directly." I can't tell you any more about the widget as I don't use it. https://support.migros.ch/hc/de/articles/4415538349202-Wie-kann-ich-das-Cumulus-Widget-nutzen- 2) Yes. The QR code on the blue Cumulus card in the "wallet" is used to collect points and redeem blue vouchers. If you have not activated any blue vouchers, only points are collected. If you have activated the vouchers but do not want to redeem them, but still want to use the digital Cumulus card, press the blue card for a few seconds; it will turn over and the normal barcode will appear. This will not redeem any blue vouchers. 3) No, the Twint QR code does NOT contain Cumulus data. To collect points, the Cumulus code must be scanned first. Even if you want to redeem blue vouchers: Have the QR code scanned first. Switch to the Twint QR code for the remaining amount. The Twint QR code only contains your Twint customer number so that the correct account is debited. If you pay at the normal checkout, the QR code is scanned by the checkout staff using a hand scanner (you don't have to hand over your cell phone!), at the self-checkout you scan it yourself: at the self-checkout with the hand scanner, at the SelfScan station at the built-in scanner on the right of the machine, where you can also scan coupons. 4) No. You can use the built-in scanner. 5) The staff can help you if you don't get along. When you get to the checkout, you have to pay at the service counter anyway. Addition) At the self-checkout counter, you will be asked to scan your Cumulus card right at the beginning. If you want to pay with blue vouchers, use the QR code here; you will no longer be asked for it when paying because the system will already know that it has to use the blue vouchers. I hope I have been able to answer your questions satisfactorily.
Sorry @Nachtspalter for going to so much trouble, but it still didn't work for me - my expectations of using the "Migros app - Pay with the app" to achieve a single payment transaction including the customer card were too ambitious. Nevertheless, thanks for the other tips (change see 2) QR code barcode and 3) the knowledge that neither Cumulus nor "Blue Vouchers" can be included in the TWINT barcode).
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I have the impression that you've got it wrong. The blue-wrapped QR code in "Wallet" is the Cumulus card (it's also at the top right). If you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app, you have to click on the orange bar "Pay with the app" in "Wallet", then enter the security PIN and then select Twint. In my case, a black card with the QR code for Twint appears - I think that's the same for you. You have to scan this QR code (or have it scanned) if you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app.
Thank you @Nachtspalter for the quick answer! Since something is unclear to me, especially with your answer, I'll check, but number it and then only need a yes or no, possibly with an addition (condition). 1) The 3 QRs I mentioned are fundamentally different - the widget QR has the same function as the barcode: only CumulusNr incl. activated coupons and stamp cards 2) with the wallet QR with a blue border, you can also redeem activated blue vouchers 3) with the TWINT QR with a black border (accessible via "Pay with the app" + code/fingerprint), you can use the previous 1) and 2) and also pay via TWINT - I don't have to scan, but I am scanned *Here the displayed sentence "Show the payment code at the checkout or capture it using a hand scanner" is confusing. With Self-Checkout it is ok with the hand scanner - but there I can only scan up to approx. 5 items, because these are heavily occupied and customers with more items are referred from SelfCheckout to the attended checkout. With SelfScanning, however, there is no hand scanner available at the payment station because I have to insert it before the payment process.* 4) Do I have to do without SelfScanning and go to the attended checkout because of the announced "problems with scanning" and the lack of a hand scanner at that time? 5) Would the supervisor be able to intervene in SelfScanning, i.e. not simply forward it to the attended checkout? I am happy to wait for a yes/no answer, possibly with conditions to my 5 questions... Thank you
Thank you @Nachtspalter for the quick answer! Since something is unclear to me, especially with your answer, I'll check, but number it and then only need a yes or no, possibly with an addition (condition). 1) The 3 QRs I mentioned are fundamentally different - the widget QR has the same function as the barcode: only CumulusNr incl. activated coupons and stamp cards 2) with the wallet QR with a blue border, you can also redeem activated blue vouchers 3) with the TWINT QR with a black border (accessible via "Pay with the app" + code/fingerprint), you can use the previous 1) and 2) and also pay via TWINT - I don't have to scan, but I am scanned *Here the displayed sentence "Show the payment code at the checkout or capture it using a hand scanner" is confusing. With Self-Checkout it is ok with the hand scanner - but there I can only scan up to approx. 5 items, because these are heavily occupied and customers with more items are referred from SelfCheckout to the attended checkout. With SelfScanning, however, there is no hand scanner available at the payment station because I have to insert it before the payment process.* 4) Do I have to do without SelfScanning and go to the attended checkout because of the announced "problems with scanning" and the lack of a hand scanner at that time? 5) Would the supervisor be able to intervene in SelfScanning, i.e. not simply forward it to the attended checkout? I am happy to wait for a yes/no answer, possibly with conditions to my 5 questions... Thank you
1) As far as I know, the widget was created to make things easier so that you don't have to open the app if you only need the digital code. The help section states: "The latest version of the Migros app includes a Cumulus widget that contains your digital Cumulus code from the Migros app. This allows the digital Cumulus code to be displayed and scanned more quickly. When you tap the code, the wallet of your Migros app also opens directly." I can't tell you any more about the widget as I don't use it. https://support.migros.ch/hc/de/articles/4415538349202-Wie-kann-ich-das-Cumulus-Widget-nutzen- 2) Yes. The QR code on the blue Cumulus card in the "wallet" is used to collect points and redeem blue vouchers. If you have not activated any blue vouchers, only points are collected. If you have activated the vouchers but do not want to redeem them, but still want to use the digital Cumulus card, press the blue card for a few seconds; it will turn over and the normal barcode will appear. This will not redeem any blue vouchers. 3) No, the Twint QR code does NOT contain Cumulus data. To collect points, the Cumulus code must be scanned first. Even if you want to redeem blue vouchers: Have the QR code scanned first. Switch to the Twint QR code for the remaining amount. The Twint QR code only contains your Twint customer number so that the correct account is debited. If you pay at the normal checkout, the QR code is scanned by the checkout staff using a hand scanner (you don't have to hand over your cell phone!), at the self-checkout you scan it yourself: at the self-checkout with the hand scanner, at the SelfScan station at the built-in scanner on the right of the machine, where you can also scan coupons. 4) No. You can use the built-in scanner. 5) The staff can help you if you don't get along. When you get to the checkout, you have to pay at the service counter anyway. Addition) At the self-checkout counter, you will be asked to scan your Cumulus card right at the beginning. If you want to pay with blue vouchers, use the QR code here; you will no longer be asked for it when paying because the system will already know that it has to use the blue vouchers. I hope I have been able to answer your questions satisfactorily.
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I have the impression that you've got it wrong. The blue-wrapped QR code in "Wallet" is the Cumulus card (it's also at the top right). If you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app, you have to click on the orange bar "Pay with the app" in "Wallet", then enter the security PIN and then select Twint. In my case, a black card with the QR code for Twint appears - I think that's the same for you. You have to scan this QR code (or have it scanned) if you want to pay with Twint in the Migros app.
@Nachtspalter : My questions from 2 hours ago have been answered : The Migros app "Pay with the app" - PIN code or fingerprint can probably be set up and called up - only when it comes to paying, nothing works at all if you try to scan this black framed payment code with the hand scanner... So I first called up the Migros app in the 1st step: Scan wallet code... then in a second step I called up the TWINT app and used its QR scanner to scan the barcode then displayed on the checkout display and confirmed payment... Now I can only hope that one day it will also be possible to store the Cumulus card in the customer cards at TWINT so that I will also be able to make a simple payment process at Migros - or simply do without Cumulus or shop at Coop... :-(
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1) As far as I know, the widget was created to make things easier so that you don't have to open the app if you only need the digital code. The help section states: "The latest version of the Migros app includes a Cumulus widget that contains your digital Cumulus code from the Migros app. This allows the digital Cumulus code to be displayed and scanned more quickly. When you tap the code, the wallet of your Migros app also opens directly." I can't tell you any more about the widget as I don't use it. https://support.migros.ch/hc/de/articles/4415538349202-Wie-kann-ich-das-Cumulus-Widget-nutzen- 2) Yes. The QR code on the blue Cumulus card in the "wallet" is used to collect points and redeem blue vouchers. If you have not activated any blue vouchers, only points are collected. If you have activated the vouchers but do not want to redeem them, but still want to use the digital Cumulus card, press the blue card for a few seconds; it will turn over and the normal barcode will appear. This will not redeem any blue vouchers. 3) No, the Twint QR code does NOT contain Cumulus data. To collect points, the Cumulus code must be scanned first. Even if you want to redeem blue vouchers: Have the QR code scanned first. Switch to the Twint QR code for the remaining amount. The Twint QR code only contains your Twint customer number so that the correct account is debited. If you pay at the normal checkout, the QR code is scanned by the checkout staff using a hand scanner (you don't have to hand over your cell phone!), at the self-checkout you scan it yourself: at the self-checkout with the hand scanner, at the SelfScan station at the built-in scanner on the right of the machine, where you can also scan coupons. 4) No. You can use the built-in scanner. 5) The staff can help you if you don't get along. When you get to the checkout, you have to pay at the service counter anyway. Addition) At the self-checkout counter, you will be asked to scan your Cumulus card right at the beginning. If you want to pay with blue vouchers, use the QR code here; you will no longer be asked for it when paying because the system will already know that it has to use the blue vouchers. I hope I have been able to answer your questions satisfactorily.
Sorry @Nachtspalter for going to so much trouble, but it still didn't work for me - my expectations of using the "Migros app - Pay with the app" to achieve a single payment transaction including the customer card were too ambitious. Nevertheless, thanks for the other tips (change see 2) QR code barcode and 3) the knowledge that neither Cumulus nor "Blue Vouchers" can be included in the TWINT barcode).
