Facebook is making it easier to send money in Messenger. The app now supports Venmo-like QR codes and personalized links for person-to-person payments with Facebook Pay. With the update, users can ...

If you use the Facebook Messenger payment mechanism often, then this piece of news might excite you. As per a report by Engadget, Facebook has added QR codes for easier in-app payments on Messenger.

A few days ago, we noted that Facebook was testing putting links to QR codes on their main profile pages. Now we know why. Apparently, Facebook is doing some testing ahead of their location feature ...

QR codes are dead, an internet marketing strategist wrote in AdAge in 2013. The murderer: "easier-to-use apps." And yet, four years later, that isn't the case. Apps have become even more prevalent and ...

This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. As first picked up by MacRumours, some US users are now seeing ...

Facebook said last month that it has been exploring options to add QR codes similar to Venmo and Paypal in its Messenger App. As of Friday, June 11, the social media giant confirmed that it has ...

I can’t see this on my own Facebook profile yet, but we’ve gotten a number of tips in our inbox in the past 10 minutes so it’s safe to assume it’s not a hoax or anything: Facebook appears to have ...

More recently, QR Codes have become popular on the web and smartphones due to their fast readability and large storage capacity compared to standard UPC barcodes. Initially, QR codes were used ...

According to SlashGear, it is already possible to send money through the Messenger and Instagram mobile apps when you are already in front of each other. A QR Code is beneficial if you need to send ...

Facebook Messenger today announced three new features launching in its iOS app: QR Codes and Payment Links, new Quick Reply Bar, and more themes such as Olivia Rodrigo, Pride, F9, and more. QR codes ...

As part of a Facebook Hackathon, some workers at the company have taken it upon themselves to paint a huge, 42-foot wide QR code on the roof of a company building. As part of a Facebook Hackathon, ...