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Home›How To›How to Use the Walmart Self‐Checkout

How to Use the Walmart Self‐Checkout

By Matthew Lynch
March 1, 2024
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Walmart self-checkout machines have made shopping quicker and more efficient. As customers become more accustomed to technology, self-checkout systems provide an easy and convenient way to pay for your purchases without waiting in long lines. If you’ve ever been unsure about how to use the Walmart self-checkout system, worry not! This article will guide you through the process step by step.

Step 1: Locate a self-checkout machine

When you’re done shopping, look for the self-checkout area in the store, usually located near regular checkout lines. There will be multiple machines available for customers, and some may even have signage or screens indicating they are open.

Step 2: Begin the checkout process

Once you’ve found an available machine, approach it and press the “start” button on the screen. This will initiate the checkout process.

Step 3: Scan your items

Take your items one at a time and locate the barcode on each. Hold it up to the scanner (usually located just below the screen), making sure you hear a beep confirming that it has been scanned correctly. The item’s information should then appear on the screen.

Step 4: Bag your items

After scanning an item, place it into a bag on the metal bagging platform provided. It is essential to place items here as there is a scale that weighs and cross-references them with their scanned weight. This ensures that all items have been accurately scanned.

Step 5: Enter any discount codes or promotional offers

If you have any coupons or Walmart discount codes, now is the time to enter them. Press “Enter Promo Code” or “Scan Coupon” on the screen and follow the instructions.

Step 6: Adding produce or items without barcodes

For produce or other non-barcode items like bakery goods or bulk items, you’ll need to weigh or enter a code. Look up the item on the screen by browsing through categories or typing in the item’s name, then follow the instructions for weighing it or entering any required codes.

Step 7: Make your payment

Once all items are scanned and bagged, press ‘Finish and Pay’ to complete your transaction. Choose a payment method from the available options (cash, debit/credit card) and follow the instructions provided. Insert cash into the designated slot or insert (or tap) your card when prompted.

Step 8: Collect your receipt

After successfully making payment, your receipt will print out from a slot near the scanner. Keep this as proof of purchase, and for any potential returns or exchanges.

Step 9: Leave the self-checkout area

Once you’ve received your receipt, collect your bagged items and make your way out of the self-checkout area.

That’s it! Now you know how to use Walmart’s self-checkout system for an efficient and convenient shopping experience. Remember to follow these steps each time and don’t hesitate to ask a nearby employee for assistance if needed. Happy shopping!

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