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A step-by-step guide to using WhatsApp Pay

WhatsApp is testing its payment feature in India which will allow users to send and receive money through the chat app. WhatsApp Pay is based on the Indian government's Unified Payments Interface (UPI), a real-time payment system that merges several bank accounts into a single platform. If you are a part of the initial roll-out, here is how you can use the feature. You will first have to link your bank account to WhatsApp. This can be done by going to Settings > Payments > Bank Accounts. Go through the terms and conditions and add a new account. For successful linking, please make sure that your WhatsApp number and your mobile number linked to your bank account are the same. Create a UPI pin for authentication of transactions Once your mobile number has been verified, you can choose from the list of over 70 Indian banks for the account you want to link to WhatsApp Pay. Finally, enter the last six dig...

This new feature is arriving soon on WhatsApp

This feature has been spotted on WhatsApp beta version 2.18.54 and later versions for Android and WhatsApp bet... Read More WhatsApp seems to be on quite a roll when it comes to launching new features and services. In the last six months, the popular messaging app has been actively upgrading features. The latest addition is a new feature for group chat users, called the Group Descriptions. As the name suggests, this feature enables users to add a up to 500 characters’ description for the members of any group. As per reports, the feature of adding a description for a group is not restricted to just the admins but can be added by any member in the group. However, this may be changed in the future. Also, this description is visible only to fellow group members who have this option of adding the description, others don’t see it. Once the description is added, the group chat gets a notification as well that ‘Person’s name has changed the group descripti...

Why WhatsApp's entry into payment arena could change Indian banking forever

अब WhatsApp से भी भेज सकेंगे रुपए, ये है तरीका After months of anticipation, WhatsApp rolled out its payments feature to select users across the country to much enthusiasm this week, providing a strong boost to India’s digital payments ecosystem. But that didn’t almost happen because of the company’s foreign origin. Turns out, this was WhatsApp’s second endeavour to enter India’s payments market. Why Google Assistant is the Future of Ai ? Last year, the messaging app, the largest in India, tried to partner with a private bank in the country to develop a digital wallet app to facilitate payments on its platform. That was when it ran into a reluctant Reserve Bank of India. The regulator was not ready to allow a foreign entity to enter India’s digital payments space, according to multiple stakeholders ET spoke with to piece together the story behind WhatsApp payments. Zen Experience on Your Android Phone “Non-bank entities applying for authorisation shall be a company incorp...

अब WhatsApp से भी भेज सकेंगे रुपए, ये है तरीका

Read Also : Google fixes Android Wear lag issues caused by "Ok Google" detection वैलेंटाइनस के मौके पर WhatsApp अपने उपभोक्ताओं के लिए खास तोहफा लेकर आया है। व्हट्सएप ने UPI पेमेंट फीचर जारी करना शुरू कर दिया है। जिस के इस्तेमाल से आप अपने दोस्तो आदि को पैसे भेज पाएंगे। Read also : Infinix Hot S3 With 20-Megapixel Selfie Camera, Full View Display Launched: Price, Specifications Read Also : BSNL Introduces Three New 4G Plus WiFi Plans, Revises Existing Plans With Better Data Benefit इस फीचर की टेस्टिंग काफी दिनों से चल रही थी। बता दें कि व्हाट्सऐप पेमेंट सर्विस अभी सिर्फ भारत में ही शुरु की गई है। कई बीटा यूजर्स को पेमेंट का ऑप्शन मिल गया है और कई को आज रात तक मिल जाएगा। व्हाट्सऐप के अपडेट की जानकारी देने वाले WABetaInfo ने ट्वीट करके इसकी जानकारी दी है। ट्वीट में कहा गया है कि अगर आपको अभी तक पेमेंट का ऑप्शन नहीं मिला है तो कुछ घंटों बाद आपको अपडेट मिल जाएगा। Read Also : Upcoming WhatsApp Update For Android Will Let You Add 3 People In A Group Vi...

Upcoming WhatsApp Update For Android Will Let You Add 3 People In A Group Video Call

The most popular instant messaging app on the planet, WhatsApp is back in the news with another interesting upcoming feature in its kitty. WhatsApp will allow users to add up to three participants in a group video call. Yes, you heard it right. Initially, this feature will be available for Android users. Whether or not this feature makes its ways to iPhones and Windows Phones, only time will tell. Putting it in simple words, currently, if you are on a video call with somebody then you can not add any other person. WhatsApp will be pushing this feature to Beta version 2.18.39 anytime soon. Upon release, this feature will enable you to add up to three people in your ongoing video call bringing the total up to four in a single conference call. Sounds interesting? Isn’t’ it? Google fixes Android Wear lag issues caused by "Ok Google" detection According to WABetaInfo, upon the release of this feature if you are in a video call with a person then you will...