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Facebook users could soon send, receive money using Messenger app

October 05, 2014

Despite being begrudgingly adopted — it is no longer possible to use the standalone Facebook smartphone app to send a message to another user — Facebook Messenger is currently the most widely used messaging app in the US. According to Parks Associates, 53 per cent of smartphone owners currently use it. And adding a mobile payments feature to the app could make it more popular still.

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