Even in the first days of its launch, the Internet has accomplished works that will change the fate of the world. As technology and science evolved, the internet evolved and reached its current state. Today, we do any work we do, anything we can watch or learn over the internet. The Internet has also made many difficult jobs in the past easy. Payment services, which are only one of them, are now moved to the digital world. However, while we are making the most of the fruits of the internet, a company introduced an application that eliminates the need for internet in payment application. The first payment application that does not need the internet: Lava, a local smartphone manufacturer in India, announced its own payment application, LAVA Pay, on Thursday. The most interesting part of this application was that it did not require any internet connection, unlike all other digital payment methods. Tejinder Singh, the company’s product manager, said in a statement that they wish that the solution they found in their application was accepted by the market and that people would change the way of money transfers in the future. The company’s new app will come pre-loaded on all smartphones they will release in the future. However, any user currently using one of the Lava smartphones in India will be able to install it on their phones by going to one of the more than 800 service points in the country. According to the introduction of the company, the application will come with a very simple interface, considering the users it will address. Users will enter the recipient’s phone number to send or pay money from Lava’s payment application. After they write the amount they want to send, they will be able to do whatever they want by entering the password required for money transfer. After the money is sent, both the recipient and the sender will receive information about the money transfer. The app will allow users to view their balances as well as money transfer. Users can go to a bank and edit their applications whenever they want.
