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by: xpoolPosted on: May 2, 2025

Apple’s App Store Fee Removed: Boosting Crypto App Freedom and Revenue

A landmark U.S. federal appeals court ruling has ended Apple’s controversial 30% commission policy for in-app purchases, impacting all apps on its platform. This decision allows developers to connect directly with external payment systems, eliminating the long-standing ‘Apple Tax.’ For the crypto industry, this is a game changer.

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