WhatsApp users enjoy: Now you can also shop with WhatsApp chat, Global Shopping Button Launched in Countries of the World Including India

 WhatsApp users enjoy: Now you can also shop with WhatsApp chat, Global Shopping Button Launched in Countries of the World Including India

More than 175 million people message on WhatsApp business every day

More than 40 million people check the WhatsApp business catalog every month

Now you can also shop from the instant messaging app - WhatsApp. WhatsApp has launched a new shopping button. The WhatsApp shopping button has been rolled out across the globe, including India, on Tuesday, according to information from Facebook. It will now be possible to purchase the product through chat along with the appearance of the customer product.

Business account users will now be able to send direct product catalogs to their customers in the chat window. Seeing this, customers will be able to make purchases only through chat.

The store front icon to the right of the business name will be visible with the new feature. Here users will be able to learn about Catalog Discover and the service. Previously users had to click on the business profile to view the list. Now this new button will help increase the visibility of the product. That will make the business easier.

WhatsApp said via email that with the new feature users will be able to see a store front icon in front of the business name. This will allow users to search the catalog and get information about the service. Previously users had to click on Professionals Profile to know all this information.

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The new feature will help increase the visibility of the product. The shopping button will replace the voice call button. Users will now have to tap the call button to make a voice or video call. This feature has been launched worldwide.

More than 175 million people message on the WhatsApp business account every day. 40 million people view the business catalog every month. It has more than 3 million users in India. According to a survey, 76% of young people in India want to do business with a company that can easily communicate through messages.