WhatsApp Pay is coming seriously

WhatsApp Pay: also arriving in Italy

WhatsApp Pay, as announced by the founder of the Menlo Park giant, will be nothing more than a new fully digital payment system able to make sending money from one user to another simple and immediate. The Facebook CEO says so "Quick and easy how to send an image"In this case, the system will allow users to simply send money to their friends or contacts. Not only that, but WhatsApp Pay will also allow payments to be made on e-commerce sites that support the new payment method.

At the moment there is no specific date from which the system will be active. But we know that It will also arrive in Italy and this will happen within 6 monthsZuckerberg said, without mentioning any specific date. Worldwide, there are more than 2.9 billion users who access Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Messenger every month. Indeed, over 2 billion users access at least one of these apps every day. These staggering numbers cannot be left to fester, and the CEO has decided to capitalize on them with WhatsApp Pay.

WhatsApp Pay is a Universal Payment Interface, and that means he owns a peer-to-peer payment interface. In this case, in India, where it is already operational, banking authorities such as the Reserve Bank of India and the government have expressed concerns about the system. According to experts, in fact, WhatsApp Pay risks being uncontrollable by the Authorities themselves Although it was developed in collaboration with the National Payments Corporation of India, transactions can therefore be accessed by the RBI. The problem, however, could be the number of transactions being too high to be truly meticulously monitored. At this point, we'll see how the app is received in Europe and how users will actually be able to use it to send money between themselves.