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Apple says developers will have to submit a new version to use third-party payment systems in South Korea

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Apple announced Thursday that developers can now use a third-party payment system for the South Korea App Store. The company specified that developers will need to submit a separate binary for iOS or iPadOS distributed solely on the App Store in South Korea. It also recommended developers to use pre-approved payment processors, including KCP, Inicis, Toss, and NICE.

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Apple says developers will have to submit a new version to use third-party payment systems in South Korea – TechCrunch

Apple announced Thursday that developers can now use a third-party payment system for the South Korea App Store. The company specified that developers will need to submit a separate binary for iOS or iPadOS “distributed solely on the App Store in South Korea.”The company said that it’ll charge 26% commission from app developers using third-party payment systems — 1% less than what it charged from the Dutch dating apps using a similar method. Apa…

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