How much is paid for payments via in-purchases?

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03-07-16, 09:09 AM
TristanCorbiere

How much is paid for payments via in-purchases?

Hi All,

How much is paid for payments via in-purchases in Blackberry world / ID? anyone knows?

I heard it's for free, no charges for payments...

Thanks.
03-07-16, 09:34 AM
Denise in Los Angeles

Free payments?

Maybe a clearer question?
03-07-16, 09:34 AM
jaydee5799

what do you mean? if an app has in app pay for elements it depends on the app.
03-07-16, 03:28 PM
Troy Tiscareno

If you're asking what BB's cut is, it's the same 30% that everyone else charges for app payments for their stores.

https://appworld.blackberry.com/isvp...r/reg_terms.do

5. Secondary Revenue Fee

5.1 Secondary Revenue Fee

Vendor shall pay to BlackBerry Commerce thirty percent (30%) of Secondary Revenue (which excludes amounts payable by or on behalf of End Users for Transactions) on a calendar quarterly basis in arrears, payable within thirty (30) days of the end of each calendar quarter (the “Secondary Revenue Fee”). Vendor shall provide to BlackBerry Commerce a monthly report outlining calculation of the Secondary Revenue Fee for the applicable month in accordance with United States generally accepted accounting principles. Vendor shall pay the Secondary Revenue Fee in United States dollars by wire transfer as directed by BlackBerry Commerce to Vendor in writing (or as otherwise directed by BlackBerry Commerce from time to time). Taxes relating to the Secondary Revenue Fee shall be governed by Section 3.1 of Schedule 2.
03-08-16, 05:40 AM
TristanCorbiere

I mean you pay, let's say, $1.2 for a game. And the service of payments via Blackberry are charged as well? When I had the same service on Nokia Lumia, they charged me like $1 for each transaction I made... (it's the same when you withdraw money at ATM and you pay some amount to the company which owns the ATM...)
03-08-16, 09:32 AM
Denise in Los Angeles

Originally Posted by TristanCorbiere

I mean you pay, let's say, $1.2 for a game. And the service of payments via Blackberry are charged as well? When I had the same service on Nokia Lumia, they charged me like $1 for each transaction I made... (it's the same when you withdraw money at ATM and you pay some amount to the company which owns the ATM...)

Is your carrier charging you, or your credit card?
03-09-16, 04:04 AM
TristanCorbiere

Originally Posted by Denise in Los Angeles

Is your carrier charging you, or your credit card?

nope
03-09-16, 10:10 PM
Denise in Los Angeles

Originally Posted by TristanCorbiere

nope

So, who is charging you for the game?

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