Apple released the App Store Review Guideline 3.11, which aims to showcase to developers what they can and cannot do in the store when using crypto-related products or services.
Developers can now use in-app purchases to sell their NFTs and offer NFT services, such as minting, listing, and transferring.
However, any sales and purchases are still subject to the Apple Tax, which sees Apple takes a cut of 30% upon each purchase. Previously, DailyCoin covered the outrage after Apple imposed the 30% fee on NFT sales.
Games cannot use other purchase methods that redirect users to different websites or apps. Any premium NFT functionality in-game can only be unlocked through an in-app purchase, not while using the NFTs directly.
This just means that anyone trying to compete with Apple regarding primary or secondary NFT purchases is left out.
Any apps or games that feature blockchain technology can’t use their own mechanism to unlock…
