WhatsApp is testing a feature that allows it to send sponsored messages (a type of advertising) and allow businesses to communicate directly with WhatsApp users. WhatsApp is currently being used only if there is data. Previously, WhatsApp used to charge users an annual membership fee of ৯ 0.99. But Facebook is ১৯ 19 billion WhatsApp To buy After this annual charge is taken Not happening.

According to the authorities, WhatsApp will make it easier for users to communicate between businesses and organizations that benefit both parties.

A Reuters report Reporting, A startup organization is testing such a feature.

Omar Elias, co-founder of Kauler Inc., an organization affiliated with WhatsApp, said it was still in its infancy. And it is being tested in relatively remote areas where WhatsApp is particularly popular.

This organization, called Cowlar, works in the United States to increase cow’s milk production and provide the necessary advice. They want to use this new chat tool from WhatsApp to send automatic alerts to farmers if they misbehave with their cows by using WhatsApp. And you have to spend money to use this service, from which WhatsApp will get commission.

Mashable A report in support of Reuters states that WhatsApp is testing a similar project in India, WhatsApp for Business.

This idea, however, is not entirely new. Last year, Facebook Messenger launched business-related bots that were able to send users advertising information. As WhatsApp is more popular than Facebook Messenger in some places (such as India in the above case), Facebook authorities are trying to introduce a similar approach to WhatsApp. At the moment, it seems like it’s a matter of time before businessbots arrive on WhatsApp.