[ TECH - NEWS ] Google Will Allow Cash Payment On Play Store Purchases!

Dinesh Vishwakarma

[div align="center"][div align="left"][font face="arial, sans-serif"][strong][font color="#000080"]The company also announced the "Try it for free and install"[/strong][/div][div align="left"][font face="arial, sans-serif"][strong][font color="#000080"][br][/strong][/div][/div][div align="center"][a href="https://c.mi.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2145632&aid=4208180&from=album&page=1"][img id="aimg_4208180" width="776" height="310" src="https://u01.appmifile.com/images/2019/05/09/c7ae78f7-3b14-46eb-80ab-6ee6437016c4.jpg" alt="play.jpg" title="play.jpg"][/a][/div][div align="center"][div align="left"][font color="#212121"][font face="arial, sans-serif"]Although Google has announced the most important updates in the inaugural Google I / O 2019 keynote, the developers event continues to showcase news, one of the latter being the ability to pay for apps and games from the Play Store with cash.[/div][div align="left"][font color="#212121"][font face="arial, sans-serif"][br][/div][/div][div align="center"][div align="left"][font color="#212121"][font face="arial, sans-serif"]The company's goal in allowing cash payment is to reach emerging markets, where credit cards and bank accounts are not as common. That's why apps that are funded by in-game payouts or by ads are the most successful. Google's push-to-buy solution tackles this problem at the root, eliminating the need to enter a credit card and allow for "cash back" payment.[/div][/div][p][br]

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[div align="center"][div align="left"][font color="#212121"][font face="arial, sans-serif"]In making this decision, Google is approaching important markets, such as India, with a population of more than 1 billion people. According to the Engineering Director of the Play Store and Games on Google Play, Aurash Mahbod, the payment works simply. When purchasing an app or product within the app, the user receives a payment code to complete their purchase. So he heads to a nearby store, paid for the product in cash, receives his purchase within the next 10 minutes, and receives a receipt within the next two days.But what if the user does not like the product? There is a refund, but it is done through credits on Google Play, meaning you do not get your money back exactly, but you may not pay for the next app you buy.[/div][div align="left"][font color="#212121"][font face="arial, sans-serif"][br][/div][/div][div align="center"][a href="https://c.mi.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=2145632&aid=4208210&from=album&page=1"][img id="aimg_4208210" width="776" height="356" src="https://u01.appmifile.com/images/2019/05/09/b2d0c248-9cf0-40b5-85f0-607e24f17cbb.jpg" alt="play 3.jpg" title="play 3.jpg"][/a][/div][p][br][br]

[div align="center"]Last but not least, Google has announced the "Try it for free and install" option, a button that replaces Google Play's classic "Install", which allows you to test a paid service before completing the purchase . This increases by up to 34%, on average, the recruitment of paid subscribers and is currently in a stage called "Early Access".They do not specify whether this functionality will only be for emerging markets or whether they will be available to everyone, although the two functions will soon come to Google Play Billing Libray 2.0.[/div][div align="center"][br][/div][h3][a href="https://www.xatakandroid.com/aplicaciones-android/google-permitira-pagar-apps-juegos-android-dinero-metalico-mercados-emergentes" target="_blank"]Source[/a][/h3]

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