We all know that as time goes by and we are making an increasing use of all types of technology, especially the mobile devices so common today. Hence, to enhance the user experience the popular and most widely used instant messaging application WhatsApp is about to bring a new and game-changing feature.
WhatsApp Is About To Get This Extraordinary New Feature
If we talk about instant messaging app than WhatsApp stands at the first place. The reason why lots of people love to use WhatsApp and slowly adopting it is that the app is constantly being updated to be with the trends and demands of the users.
From past few months, we have seen the new and amazing features introduced by the WhatsApp. Over the last few weeks, we have introduced some of the WhatsApp’s new features and even a few tips on how to get the most out of it.
The new beta version of WhatsApp for Android includes a test of a system paid by the instant messaging application, as pointed out by the portal “WaBetaInfo”.
The new feature is a preview of a future function with the intention of being part of the smartphone payments boom. Other companies like the tech giant Google have recently launched their own payment systems, such as the landing of Android Pay in the case of the search engine or Samsung Pay.
Version 2.17.295 is for the company “the immediate bank to the bank transfer with UPI (Unified Payments Interface)”, thus informed the official section of payments of WhatsApp for Android. They have also reported that it is still hidden and in the development phase.
In the non-visible part of the screenshot, WhatsApp Payments reminds the user to accept the terms of use, the privacy policy and the clauses regarding the use of the banking system to proceed with the use of the payment system.
The beta version has allowed the managers of the test information portal of the instant messaging app to have made money transfers to the contacts. At the moment, it is not mentioned that the test is performed on iOS mobiles nor the date of the official arrival of this new feature.
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