PayPal Integrates With Siri Competitor Sherpa For Money Transfers

By  |  April 18, 2013
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Sherpa, an Android competitor to Apple’s Siri, has launched in the U.S. with the ability to support money transfers via PayPal to a user’s mobile contacts, Finextra reported, adding that to access the service, users have to declare that they are over 18 and, for the moment, may only send up to a maximum of $5 to the specified account.

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    Sherpa launched for Spanish speaking countries in October and has been downloaded almost half a million times.

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