Split Payments debuted alongside a slew of additional Messenger upgrades, including four new group AR effects created in collaboration with designers Emma Chamberlain, Zach King, Bella Poarch, and King Bach.
The option may be found in Messenger’s settings under the “Facebook Pay” section.įacebook Pay was initially introduced in November 2019 as a method to create a payment system that would work across all of the company’s applications for things like contributions and e-commerce, as well as person-to-person payments. The codes are now only available in the United States, but they allow anybody to give or request money using Facebook Pay, even if they are not Facebook friends. Messenger launched Venmo-like QR codes for person-to-person payments a few months ago, prompting the birth of Split Payments. “It’s going to get easier if you’ve struggled with dividing up (and getting paid back for) group dinners, shared housing bills, or even the monthly rent,” the firm wrote in a blog post about the new feature. Facebook Messenger is testing a New ‘Split Payments’ Feature in the US
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