Soon you will be able to transfer funds via the Whatsapp

Facebook has been bringing digital payment to Whatsapp for some time now and has been launched as a trial service for Android and iOS in India. Although Facebook has been pushing digital payments to Whatsapp for more than a year, its testing has not yet ended. New ones are now available to all users.

The launch of digital payment in India is attributed first to several factors; for Whatsapp fame in India, more than Facebook itself, due to slow Internet connection which means that text messaging and key features such as photo sharing and location are more effective than Facebook's relatively consumer data, India has for the first time become more than the United States spending time on phone applications at a monthly level since last year, according to Annie Analytics.

It has been reported that Facebook has partnered with a number of Indian banks to enhance the payment service, and will benefit from the UPI unified payment interface, which will allow Whatsapp users to transfer funds immediately between the partner Banuak.

We are looking forward to launching the service in India and then the rest of the world and the region in the next few months, but waiting for the service may be lengthy, as there is no official information about the date of launch in India and other countries.