Scan to download
BTC $60,654.04 -2.96%
ETH $1,560.31 -6.72%
BNB $574.35 -2.92%
XRP $1.08 -4.43%
SOL $61.93 -6.74%
TRX $0.3191 -1.92%
DOGE $0.0804 -4.93%
ADA $0.1552 -5.17%
BCH $219.77 -4.77%
LINK $7.27 -4.13%
HYPE $58.86 -3.44%
AAVE $60.73 -9.93%
SUI $0.6929 -2.98%
XLM $0.1953 +1.92%
ZEC $367.53 +7.87%
BTC $60,654.04 -2.96%
ETH $1,560.31 -6.72%
BNB $574.35 -2.92%
XRP $1.08 -4.43%
SOL $61.93 -6.74%
TRX $0.3191 -1.92%
DOGE $0.0804 -4.93%
ADA $0.1552 -5.17%
BCH $219.77 -4.77%
LINK $7.27 -4.13%
HYPE $58.86 -3.44%
AAVE $60.73 -9.93%
SUI $0.6929 -2.98%
XLM $0.1953 +1.92%
ZEC $367.53 +7.87%

Apple will allow European users to purchase NFTs and cryptocurrencies in third-party app stores to comply with the EU's new antitrust law

2022-12-14 12:00:34
Collection

ChainCatcher news, in compliance with the new EU antitrust law, tech giant Apple will allow its European users to purchase NFTs and cryptocurrencies from third-party app stores. Previously, Apple had strict regulations on NFT applications, requiring users to make purchases within Apple's own App Store and pay a 30% commission to Apple, with no option to use cryptocurrency for payments.

Apple's latest move to open its ecosystem can be seen as a response to the EU's Digital Markets Act, which aims to regulate so-called "gatekeepers" and ensure platforms act fairly, allowing "third parties to interoperate with the gatekeepers' own services." (source link)

app_icon
ChainCatcher Building the Web3 world with innovations.