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How to Send Money on WhatsApp: Check Out
Though social payment is yet to become mainstream in India, already developed countries like the US and the UK have already moved on to mobile wallets from the physical form of currency.
High profile tech companies like the Apple Inc., Google, and Samsung have already launched their own mobile wallets namely Apple Pay, Google Wallet, and Samsung Pay respectively, which can be used to exchange money (send and receive) digitally.
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There are a bunch of mobile wallets available for the Indian market as well. Though most of the Indians are unaware of them, they are available if you ever need them.
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In this post, we will tell you how to use one of those (Freecharge to be precise) in tandem with WhatsApp, an instant messaging app to send or receive money.
Follow the below instructions to send money via WhatsApp.
Install the Freecharge App
To send/receive money via WhatsApp you'll have to first install the Freecharge app from the Google Play Store and signup for Freecharge using your mobile number.
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Enable the FreeCharge on WhatsApp option
Next, click on the 'More' option located at the bottom right of your screen. Under Actions, you'll see 'FreeCharge on WhatsApp' option, click on it, at the bottom of your screen you'll see an Enable button, tap on it and grant the accessibility permissions to the app.
Start sending money on WhatsApp
With this, the setup process comes to an end. Now all you have to do is send money using WhatsApp. To do this, open WhatsApp and select a contact to send money.
Enter the Amount
Do make a note that to send money you have to send the message in the following format only.
Money followed by FC (no spaces in between). For example, if you intend to send Rs. 500, write the message as '500FC', for Rs. 100 write it as '100FC'.
While sending the message you'll see the Freecharge icon above the send icon in WhatsApp, click on it and you're done.
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