PayPal has announced an update which will make its mobile app feel more like a peer-to-peer payment app than one simply used to buy things online. The change, which brings the app more in line with the service offered by its subsidiary Venmo, means that users will see Send and Receive buttons on the home screen, rather than split into their own sections. This is not just about making it easier for people who don’t have credit cards or debit cards, but also giving those without these forms of payments another way to pay using Bitcoin.
PayPal has announced an update which will make its mobile app feel more like a peer-to-peer payment app than one simply used to buy things online. The change, which brings the app more in line with the service offered by its subsidiary Venmo, means that users will see Send and Receive buttons on the home screen, rather than split into their own sections. The move also streamlines the process of adding your photo, allowing users to verify that they are interacting with the right person.