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Showing posts with label payments via Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label payments via Facebook. Show all posts

Friday, March 20, 2015

How about paying your friends via "Facebook Messenger app" ?

Facebook Messenger, a best way to communicate and get connected with Facebook contacts and friends, is all set to add a new feature to its users. This time it is paying money through Facebook Messenger


Now American users can transfer money through FB messenger app on their Android or iOS. It was announced this week on Tuesday that users may send and receive money via Messenger app. 




To make a payment, users have to go to the "Settings" section in the Messenger app, add their debit / credit card information, then by having a conversation with the friend, select "$" sign that appears in the row above keyboard software, and tap "Pay" option. 

For users who receive the payments, they have to open the sender's message and accept the payment when prompted. Simple !!


Now this feature of making and receiving payments, via "Payments Feature" of Facebook Messenger app will not let users go away the social network and stick to it for a longer time. 

As far as security of the information of debit card / credit card of the user who enters the details, their safety is ensured as safe as suggested by Davis, Facebook's program manager.

He states about it as " the software and equipment are PCI compliant, the same security standard applied to credit card transactions - stored in a secure environment separate from the rest of Facebook. "  Adding the relief statement he again states that, " an anti-fraud team will track payments for potentially fraudulent transaction". 




Facebook Messenger users can now send any payments to their friends or their contacts easily and safely. 











Saturday, August 17, 2013

Facebook tests new mobile payment form filling service; will not be a competitor to Paypal

Many websites like Allthingsd.com have reported that Facebook is testing a new mobile payment service. However, our market sources, reveal that this is far from the truth. Facebook is only testing a service, which would pre-fill your credit card and billing information to make it easier for you to pay through any payment processor (such as PayPal). If things work out as planned, you could have a button, which says, "Please fill in my payment information". Once, you click yes, then the app could possibly fill in your information, and you could then proceed to pay by hitting the 'Confirm Purchase' option. 
 
Market analysts say that this service will help Facebook improve the ROI of its ads, as more people could proceed to buy things as billing information can be easily put into the form required.