The WhatsApp Exchange Will be Possible Soon

News insight for WhatsApp, the famous instant messaging application for smartphones that is used by over a billion users worldwide and which since February 2014 has become the property of Facebook and, consequently, of Mark Zuckerberg.

After recent changes, among which the introduction of the now-famous stories stands out (also present on Instagram, another recent purchase of Zuckerberg), it has, in fact, emerged that soon the possibility of exchanging money will also be introduced for the most discussed chat on the network, a similar project to the one already available (for now I'm in the United States) for the Facebook Messenger chat.
According to the first rumors, the project will be tested in India, where WhatsApp has about 200 million active users, thus representing the main market.

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The news was released by the Indian site The Ken which has foreseen the launch of this new function within the next six months.
The Crunch website also reported in February that Brian Action, one of the founders of WhatsApp, had gone to India, meeting the authorities and admitting in an interview that the company was considering the possibility of integrating payment services to the internal chat.

Apparently, the system used will be UPI (Unified Payments Interface), a bank payment method supported by the Indian government and thanks to which users can transfer money to each other through a simple message.
An easy way to exchange small amounts, settle bets, settle a debt or lend money to a friend who is particularly in need at the time. In short, a small revolution in the way of understanding messaging and the use of smartphones.