Messenger to start testing bill splitting feature in the US
Starting next week, Messenger users in the US will be able to test Split Payments, a free way to share the cost of bills and expenses.
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Starting next week, Messenger users in the US will be able to test Split Payments, a free way to share the cost of bills and expenses.
The messaging app will soon allow users in the US to "share the cost of bills and expenses."
Facebook Messenger has introduced a new Split Payments feature to let users split expenses easily. The new bill splitting feature is still in beta and will be exclusive to US users at first. The rollout will begin early next week.
The Split Payments feature will let users invite other people to split a bill and can decide the amount each person will pay.
Meta-owned Facebook said it will start testing the Split Payments feature, a free and fast way to share the cost of bills and expenses in Facebook Messenger in the US.