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The dispute centres on efforts by some Indian startups to stop Google from imposing a fee of 11% to 26% on in-app payments, after the country's antitrust authorities ordered it to dismantle an earlier system of charging 15% to 30%.
NEW DELHI: Google is likely to drop the apps of 10 companies in India, including some prominent matrimony apps, in a dispute over service fee payments, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, potentially sparking a showdown with startup firms. The dispute centres on the startups' efforts to s
Google has warned 10 Indian app developers over non-compliance of Play Store policies.
Google is reportedly considering the removal of apps from ten prominent Indian companies, including well-known matrimony platforms, as a result of an ongoing dispute regarding service fee payments. Accordi
The dispute revolves around the startups' resistance to Google's imposition of a service fee ranging from 11-26 percent, on in-app payments in India. This comes after antitrust authorities mandated Google to dismantle its previous system, which charged fees between 15-30 percent.