Splitting a bill? It’s easy when you can just transfer money within an app isn’t it? Especially in a chat app.

Well now you can send or receive money between groups of people on Messenger. Hailed to be free, simple, fast and secure; it’s meant to be hassle free way to split food bills or paying your share in group gifts. All you needed was a Messenger app and create or go to an existing group conversation.

Simply tap on the plus sign in the bottom left hand corner of a group conversation to find more features, and tap the payments icon ($). Then, choose who to send or request money from. You can choose everyone in the group or only a few members. Enter the amount you want to request per person or the total sum to divide evenly, either including yourself in the calculation or not. Finally, you can specify what the money is for — maybe a pizza party, teacher gift or more. Once you’re ready, tap Request.

To make it simple to keep track of everything, a message will appear in the group conversation showing who has paid. At any time, you can also view the Request Details in full-screen. With Messenger, you don’t need to remember a password, your debit card information is safe and secure, and the service is free.

Messaging apps like WeChat and LINE already has payment functionality in Asia Pacific countries. Alas, the same functionality on the Messenger counterpart has been available since 2015 but only in the US. The original feature only allows transfer of money between 2 individuals – with the update, it seems that group payments will be much easier.