Every day there’s a new app launching, a new social media platform to keep in touch with the world, or a new chat application so you can connect with whomever you want. We’re sure you’re all aware of WhatsApp, the most famous messaging app across the globe.
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In a first, the Government of India on Monday banned 59 apps originating from China, including extremely popular ones like TikTok, UC Browser, ShareIt, Shein and CamScanner, stating that these apps were “prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order.”The move comes following the mounting border tensions between India and China in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley.Appealing to popular domestic demands to stand against China and nationalist sentiments aside (#ChinaGetOut #ChinaWingsClipped), we have a look at the impact of this ban: https://transfin.in/59-chinese-apps-ban-tiktok-news-ban-in-india
The company‘s global chief, Will Cathcart, said as the Facebook-owned messaging giant taps an upsurge in digital payments means the UPI-based payment service will officially launch in its dominant market by the end of 2019.
See what the company’s head stated in FAQ-
“We’re building a new payment feature for India that enables people to send money to each other via WhatsApp easily.
We are beta testing this feature, so it’s only available to a limited number of people in India.
WhatsApp Pay could use follow WeChat Pay’s business model because WeChat Pay is holding the number 1 position in China’s market with more than 800 million monthly active users(MAU).
A Quick Look Over WhatsApp Pay’s Working and Other Expected Services