WhatsApp今日正式於印度推出支付服务
Facebook(FB.US)旗下WhatsApp於今日在印度推出支付服务,WhatsApp表示已与5间印度银行合作,包括印度国家银行及Jio Payments银行。
WhatsApp将印度视为最大市场,并且拥有超过4亿个用户,於过去两年已向部分用户提供支付服务,之後一直等待监管部门作最终批准。
由印度多间银行成立的印度国家支付公司(NPCI)表示,预计会有最多2,000万名用户使用WhatsApp的支付服务。
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