<기사제목>Broadcasting Commission: Apple Submits Plan to Allow Third-Party Payments on Korean App Store
[Asia Economy Reporter Eunmo Koo] The Korea Communications Commission announced on the 11th that Apple submitted a plan on the 7th to allow third-party payment services within apps on the Korean App Store in order to comply with the revised Telecommunications Business Act.
Apple plans to apply a lower commission rate than the current 30% when using third-party payments. However, it is reported that Apple intends to further review and consult with the KCC regarding specific details such as ▲the method of allowance ▲the timing of application ▲the applicable commission rate for third-party payment services.
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The KCC stated, "We plan to proceed with detailed consultations with Apple and carefully examine the implementation plan considering the concerns of the industry."
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