Sam's Club, owned by Walmart, is set to open its first all-digital store in the Dallas area, featuring no traditional checkout lanes. Customers will use the Scan & Go app to purchase items, with space traditionally reserved for cash registers now showcasing online-only products like Christmas trees and lab-grown diamonds. The new store will also provide quadruple the space for preparing e-commerce orders for curbside pickup and home delivery. This initiative is part of Sam's Club's strategy to enhance digital engagement and streamline the shopping experience, positioning itself as a tech-savvy alternative to competitors like Costco. The store will act as a testing ground for emerging technologies, including automated receipt verification systems and AI-powered checkout solutions. The move aligns with Walmart's broader strategy to integrate digital innovations across its brands.