Apple is maintaining its 30% “Apple Tax” on in-app purchases. In-app NFT transactions must use Apple’s rails for in-app commerce, where Apple demands a 30% cut.
The tech giant codified its rules for iOS apps that handle non-fungible tokens on Monday with its first
Because Apple’s “in-app purchase” service does not handle crypto payments, it would appear unlikely that apps that choose to offer NFT mints could accept crypto in return. The policy update also bans apps from offering exclusive access to NFT owners, or from linking their users to third-party sites where they might buy, sell and mint outside the Apple ecosystem – thus evading the fee derisively known as the “Apple Tax.”
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