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In all the discussions about the political situation surrounding EFTPOS — who pays for it, the need for standardisation, the apparent lack of firm representation by retailers — the question of the consumer has tended to be overlooked. Two recent conferences did something to redress the balance, and also threw some light on how EFTPOS might evolve.

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