Apple’s developer site has shared news of a new API coming for apps that will offer expanded options for managing In-App Purchases. It’s called the Advanced Commerce API, and here’s what we know so far.
Here’s the official announcement:
The App Store facilitates billions of transactions every year so that assistance developers increase their business and provide a world -class visitor experience. For greater the evolution of commercial developer models (such as exceptionally giant content catalogs, authorship experiences and subscriptions with an optional complement. ONS), we are launching the advanced trade API.
Developers can apply to use the Advanced Commerce API to help eligible App Store advertising models and manage their in-app purchases more flexibly. These purchases work The strength of the App Store accepts as true with the system, adding processing of payments from completion to finals, tax assistance, visitor service, etc. , so developers can focus on one source of great app experiences.
Apple’s announcement also includes a link where developers can receive more information about eligibility needs and the application process.
However, as a public, this link is redirected to the popular Apple acquisition page for developers. Initially, the absolutely broken link.
Hopefully Apple will get the page with the most main points soon. But for now, it looks like Apple is expanding the tactics developers can manage for in-app purchases.
Regardless of the full details, more features and greater flexibility, such as big adjustments, no matter what.
Are you a developer interested in this new API of the App Store? Let us know in the comments.
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