Apple Store in the United States relaxes in-app purchase rules, NFT and cryptocurrency applications will be able to bypass the 30% commission
05-04 02:27
Odaily News After losing the legal battle with Epic Games, Apple has relaxed the in-app purchase rules of the US App Store, allowing developers to direct users to external payment channels to avoid the 30% commission. Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, a judge at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, ruled on May 3 that Apple cannot prevent app developers from adding links or buttons to external payment channels. Although NFT and cryptocurrency transactions could previously be conducted on the App Store, Apple's 30% in-app purchase commission (or 27% external payment commission) was required. After the ruling, iOS applications that previously only supported browsing functions, such as OpenSea, may be able to add transaction modules, and applications that rely on built-in browsers, such as MetaMask, will obtain more compliant payment solutions. (The Block)
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