WhatsApp is adding support for paying bills in India
India is WhatsApp's biggest market by far, with over 500 million users. So it should come as no surprise that WhatsApp wants to make itself ever more useful for Indians. The next feature it's working on right now is letting you pay your bills directly in WhatsApp, no other service required. This has been discovered through an APK teardown of WhatsApp's latest beta version for Android. The functionality will work with electricity bills, mobile prepaid recharges, LPG gas payments, water bills, landline postpaid bills, and rent payments - or at least, those are the categories listed inside...
India is WhatsApp's biggest market by far, with over 500 million users. So it should come as no surprise that WhatsApp wants to make itself ever more useful for Indians. The next feature it's working on right now is letting you pay your bills directly in WhatsApp, no other service required. This has been discovered through an APK teardown of WhatsApp's latest beta version for Android. The functionality will work with electricity bills, mobile prepaid recharges, LPG gas payments, water bills, landline postpaid bills, and rent payments - or at least, those are the categories listed inside...
