Meta Launches WhatsApp Payment Services : Meta-owned instant messaging platform WhatsApp has made a big announcement regarding its payment service in India. Now credit card payment will also be supported in WhatsApp Pay. After the arrival of this feature, WhatsApp Pay will compete with PhonePe, Google Pay and Paytm. Nearly 50 crore users of WhatsApp in India will benefit from this new feature of WhatsApp.
WhatsApp launched its payment service
WhatsApp has announced the launch of its payment service in India. This will make it easier for people transacting with merchants to make payments. They will be able to shop directly in the chat with various digital payment options including the option of UPI app along with credit and debit cards.
Efforts to make payment easier
Mark Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Meta, has said that India is the leader in the world in terms of adoption of messaging by people and businesses. WhatsApp said that it is working with partners like Razorpay and PayU to make payments easier.
WhatsApp will take business forward
Zuckerberg has said that the acceptance of messaging as a better way of working between people and businesses is increasing and India is a leader in this matter in the world. The giant company in the social media sector has rolled out many new tools here. This will help in expanding the business using WhatsApp. Zuckerberg said the company has continued to innovate with its messaging formats, group chats and broadcast channels.
Messaging made things better
Addressing an event in Mumbai through digital medium, Zuckerberg said, India is a leader in many of the things we talk about today. India is leading the world in how people and businesses have adopted messaging as a way to do things better.
Shopping feature in chat
On this occasion, announcements like meta verified badge and expansion of payment service were also made. Through this, you will get the facility to complete your shopping through direct chat. Zuckerberg also mentioned WhatsApp Flow, which will help businesses improve their experience with chat threads. (with language input)