After Passing Through A test phase in India, WhatsApp announces that its payment service is now available within its application. The Feature available in Brazil and it is not yet specified when it will be launched in the rest of the world.

WhatsApp finally allows you to send and receive money for free
Users can send or receive money through Facebook Pay. Facebook has already said that Facebook Pay will land in its various applications and this is precisely the case today with WhatsApp. There is no charge for sending or receiving money between individuals (at least for now). On the other hand, businesses must pay a 3.99% commission to WhatsApp.

Users must link their bank card to their WhatsApp account and transactions are secured by the fingerprint sensor or a six-digit PIN code.

It will be interesting to see if success will be there. As a reminder, WhatsApp has more than two billion users worldwide. Brazil is one of the countries where everyone (or almost everyone) uses WhatsApp to chat. This system of sending and receiving money could, therefore, do a lot of harm to the competition.


“Payments on WhatsApp are starting to be offered all over Brazil from today and we look forward to sharing it with everyone in the future,” says WhatsApp team on their official blog.

WhatsApp started testing multi-device access and many other features
The team of the popular WhatsApp messenger began recently to test the feature that users have been asking for, for many years. Yes, we are talking about simultaneous access to an account from several devices at the same time (WhatsApp multi-device access). For example, the app can be in use from a smartphone and a tablet.
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The upcoming changes were reported by the WABetaInfo. According to the source, the WhatsApp account can be used from four devices at the same time. At the moment, the function is under development and will soon appear in beta. However, we do not know the exact launch dates yet.

WhatsApp users have been dreaming of the appearance of true support for working with multiple devices since the launch of the messenger in 2009. Synchronization between devices with the simultaneous operation of WhatsApp is simply not provided. WhatsApp currently only allows you to connect to your account from one device. Even the desktop version of WhatsApp can only work in conjunction with the running application on the smartphone, simply “mirroring” it.

The WhatsApp team also tests several other useful functions including searching by date and new tools for using memory. In addition to sorting photos in a chat by newness or size and deleting saved messages except those marked. And so on.

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this will be good for us

Nice one, another tool for our G boys

Let it start today sef

Good development.

another tool for Gees

All for the community....


Imagine getting ur WhatsApp account hacked

All for the community....


Imagine getting ur WhatsApp account hacked

Nigerian govt and banks will find a way of charging anyone that makes use of it.

hisgrace090:
Nigerian govt and banks will find a way of charging anyone that makes use of it.

Then charge u for using a mobile phone afterwards.

Lies

Scammer will be happy somewhere now

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They are saying the fact it's actually not totally safe

DenreleDave:
Scammer will be happy somewhere now

Exactly If it is Easier to produce Whatsapp Copy Version GB and Co... Scanning through Bank Details Is Cheap

Abfinest007:
this will be good for us

Ma niggi

I don't believe it.

mtcheew

Peppermintflav:
Nice one, another tool for our G boys

ur teeth complete

Awesome! But I doubt if Nigeria would be among the eligible countries.

I sell affordable UK wears for men only! Clearance sales, so 50% discount off! Check my profile for pics and prices. Thanks.

Wow this is a really good development, although it will spoil business for money transfer agencies like western union, money gram etc.

2cul2care:
Wow this is a really good development, although it will spoil business for money transfer agencies like western union, money gram etc.

You're On Point
1-its almost free
2- They Got Names I mean WhatsApp

After the criminals in this country abuse it, then we'll be banned from WhatsApp pay ("This feature is not available in your country") just like they banned us from PayPal and co. I'm really not excited.

greenskittles:
After the criminals in this country abuse it, then we'll be banned from WhatsApp pay ("This feature is not available in your country" just like they banned us from PayPal and co. I'm really not excited.

There must have been a cautionary Measure to Guide Such I think

SpicyMimi:
Awesome! But I doubt if Nigeria would be among the eligible countries.

I sell affordable UK wears for men only! Clearance sales, so 50% discount off! Check my profile for pics and prices. Thanks.

If it's Getting to Africa,To my Believe, South Africa,And Northern African Would likely be considered first, Nigeria is eligible by usage But ineligible by Cyber crime rate

What a pity, those internet fraudsters should be warming up. Probably they will study it first before executing their plans. I dislike those G-boys as some people call them

Hmmm Facebook steps in to Fintech....ghen ghen....what about the digital currency they were planning to launch sef?

hisgrace090:
Nigerian govt and banks will find a way of charging anyone that makes use of it.

After all they plan to tax facebook

Bad news for the like of PalmPay and other payment platform.