Apple's approach to NFT apps is still something of a gray area. The company permitted NFT marketplace OpenSea to launch an app, but only for browsing NFTs -- not for buying and selling them. The same ...

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Those who are in the business of selling NFTs are about to see a risky venture become a little less lucrative. Apple appears to have stepped into this matter in order to claim its piece of the NFT pie ...

According to the lawmakers, Apple’s App Store guidelines appear designed to bolster its profits while limiting the proliferation of apps featuring blockchain, NFT, and related technologies. The ...

Coinbase Global (NASDAQ:COIN) said Thursday it has disabled customers from sending non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the cryptocurrency exchange's iOS wallet app given Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) in-app ...

The new rules prohibit app makers from using buttons, external links, or other maneuvers to work around Apple's in-app purchasing system. Reading time 2 minutes Apple, one of the internet’s largest ...

Apple will now support NFTs in its App Store, and has released new rules on what is now permitted. Apple's new rules on NFTs will have an impact on both Ethereum and Solana, the two current leaders in ...

Apple’s continued enforcement of in-app purchases to sell services remains a trade-off for NFT applications looking to tap into the convenience of streamlined in-app purchases for iPhone users and a ...

Startup and trading NFT firms say they ignore the App Store because Apple's rules, and 30% commission, make it untenable for them. The market value of NFTs — non-fungible token firms — has been ...

Popular NFT and cryptocurrency app Coinbase Wallet today said that Apple required an NFT-sending feature to be removed from the app due to an in-app purchase dispute. Apple's App Store review team ...

Apple Inc. has released new guidance for its App Store rules alongside software updates for iOS 16.1, iPad OS 16.1 and MacOS Ventura that tightens how cryptocurrency exchanges can operate on its store ...

The iPhone maker allegedly wanted to take a 30 percent cut from the blockchain transaction fees. The iPhone maker allegedly wanted to take a 30 percent cut from the blockchain transaction fees.