Which groundbreaking retail payment system was first introduced in 1958, forever changing how consumers purchased goods and services?

The way we pay for goods has evolved dramatically throughout retail history. From barter systems to cash registers to digital transactions, payment technology has transformed the shopping experience. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in retail payment history that changed how consumers interact with merchants forever. Do you know when this retail revolution began?

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The BankAmericard (predecessor to Visa), the first successful consumer credit card with widespread merchant acceptance
The IBM Point-of-Sale System, the first electronic cash register that could process credit payments
The Western Union Electronic Funds Transfer, allowing wire payments between retail locations
The NCR Model 2000, the first barcode-scanning payment system for grocery stores