WhatsApp Pay, the payment feature of the popular messaging platform, has been given the green light to extend its Unified Payments Interface (UPI) services to all its users in India. This major ...

WhatsApp Pay, a UPI-powered payment service, has officially expanded its availability to all Indian users. Previously, the service was restricted due to user limits imposed by the National ...

As we all thankfully leave 2020 behind, one of WhatsApp's top priorities in 2021 is to leverage our platform to enable businesses of all sizes to scale their reach and distribution ...

What concerned the regulator more was the possibility that a tech bug in WhatsApp Pay might put the entire UPI system at risk if it was allowed to function at full capacity, several experts have ...

A Facebook India employee told Inc42, “The Facebook Payments, along with the WhatsApp Pay project, has been delayed owing to the Cambridge Analytica data fiasco that occurred earlier this year.

WhatsApp Pay is now officially live in India after receiving the nod from the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). While WhatsApp Pay is also a UPI-based payments service, it is ...

According to Bansal, the two platforms, WhatsApp and Amazon, two foreign entities that have underutilized UPI. Bansal thinks that WhatsApp Pay and Amazon Pay's apparent poor integration of Unified ...

The announcement by NPCI came minutes after it limited a single third party like WhatsApp or its rivals like Google Pay or Walmart's PhonePe to handle only 30 per cent of overall UPI transaction ...