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[br]A few days ago, we reported that the Play Store is beginning to offer a new payment option for users. Starting in Mexico, users can top up their balance at a convenience store, so they don't need to have a credit card, carrier billing, or any other payment method linked to their account. At I/O, Google officially introduced the feature and explained how it works.[br][br][br]Developers will be able to give their users a new option for a deferred payment, letting them purchase the app, then pay for it at a convenience store. They'll get a payment code on their screen that they need to show the cashier in order to complete the purchase, and in ten minutes, they should get a confirmation then be able to download and start using the app or game. It's called "Pending transactions" and it's currently available to users in Mexico and Japan.[br][br][br]
[br][br][br]You can see the brief moment this is mentioned in the Google I/O presentation below (queued to the exact time), and read more about it in the official documentation.[br][br][br][br]#Infinix_India...... |
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