Meta has announced that Facebook Pay will be renamed Meta Pay. It just seems like a brand change, as the company has confirmed that Meta Pay will be the same as Facebook Pay. Also, if you’ve already set up Facebook Pay, you don’t need to go through the steps to set up Meta Pay, as that’s already done. The name change will appear in the United States first and then reach other countries.

Like a Facebook to Meta rebrand, a Facebook Pay to Meta rebrand should send a signal that the firm is committed to its metadatabase. As the meta meta universe expands, Meta Pay will play a more important role.

Meta doesn’t have the best reputation when it comes to trust, but the company said it has offered secure payment services in 55 currencies in 160 countries since 2009. Payment card numbers are encrypted and fraud is tracked to detect unauthorized activity. You can also prevent unauthorized payments with a password or fingerprint.

If you haven’t used Facebook Pay before, you will need to configure Meta Pay from scratch. If you want to do this, go to the payment settings, enter your payment information and then use the Meta Pay button when shopping online. Meta Pay supports most credit and debit cards, as well as PayPal and Shop payment. Source