WhatsApp has recently launched its payment option in India. Users can now send and receive money directly within the app, without having to use a separate payment app or website. WhatsApp Rolls Out Payment Option in India WhatsApp, the popular messaging app, has rolled out payment options in India. This means that users in India can now send and receive money directly within the app, without having to use a separate payment app or website. The WhatsApp payments feature is powered by the Unified Payments Interface (UPI), a real-time payment system developed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). UPI is one of the most popular payment systems in India, with over 1 billion transactions processed per day. To use WhatsApp payments, users must first register their bank account with UPI. Once their account is registered, they can simply tap on the “Pay” button within a WhatsApp chat to send or receive money. WhatsApp payments are free to use for both senders and receivers. There are no fees for sending or receiving money, even if the sender or receiver is using a different bank. The rollout of WhatsApp payments in India is a major development for the digital payments
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WhatsApp Rolls Out Payment Option in India

WhatsApp Rolls Out Payment Option in India