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Add SRC user recognition use case #260

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Expand Up @@ -16,12 +16,12 @@ See more [information about EMV®SRC](https://www.emvco.com/emv-technologies/

The desired user experience is that the user pushes the Click-to-Pay button and is presented with a list of registered cards.

This user recognition by SRC systems happens in a third-party
context. If third-party cookies are unavailable, an SRC system will
not be able to recognize the user across different merchant
sites. This means that the user will need to enter the SRC identity
(e.g., via a form field) and possibly other information on each
merchant site.
This experience today relies on user recognition by SRC systems
in a third-party context. If third-party cookies are unavailable, an
SRC system will not be able to recognize the user across different
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merchant sites. This means that the user will need to enter the SRC
identity (e.g., via a form field) and possibly other information on
each merchant site.

### Possible Alternatives

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