Facebook messenger adds paypal as a payment method

Mark's boys want to improve their users' payment experience through the Messenger platform. In the US, they have already tested payments through PayPal in the Messenger app.

As we are told from Softpedia, Facebook Messenger has added PayPal as a payment method through its platform. That changes things because there are a lot of users who don't buy if they don't have PayPal, so it could boost sales through Messenger. As you know, this functionality of payments in Messenger is being tested in the US.

Facebook Messenger adds PayPal for payments

Users who prefer it, will be able to link their PayPal accounts with Facebook to pay in one click. This is convenient and saves time for purchases, plus notifications and transaction receipts will also be displayed in the Messenger conversation itself. Also from PayPal to take better control of purchases.

Considering that there are more than 192 million users who use PayPal worldwide, it is great news. Bill Ready, PayPal's chief operating officer, said his company will help companies sell their products from the Facebook page, you know, the section of the store that is now possible and you can have it too.

“ Our objective is to give a better experience to companies and clients. In recent months we have announced agreements with Visa, MasterCard, Telcel and Claro, Vodafone and Alibaba, to drive payments for more clients . ”

PayPal begins to become essential

Now that Facebook users can buy and sell items from the social network, making payments by PayPal is a way to increase sales between individuals on the social network.

PayPal is becoming increasingly essential for your safety and comfort. If you have the PayPal access data saved ( email and password) you just have to click to pay.

In some pages, to pay with PayPal you have to pay a commission that is on our account. That is, on behalf of the user who makes the order, but in many others it is completely free. In other words, it costs the same to pay with PayPal as with a card, and it is safer. We recommend it.