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WhatsApp vai permitir enviar e receber dinheiro pelo aplicativo. E o Brasil será primeiro país a contar com novidade. O anúncio foi feito nesta segunda-feira (15) pela plataforma.
Para isso, será necessário cadastrar um cartão com função débito ou crédito para fazer transferências. Não haverá custos para usuários. Negócios com conta WhatsApp Bussines poderão aderir, mas mediante a pagamento de taxa.
Inicialmente, a lista inclui Banco do Brasil, Nubank e Sicredi nas bandeiras Mastercard e Visa. Os pagamentos serão processados pela Cielo.
A expectativa é que a função seja liberada no Brasil nas próximas semanas.