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Because customers can’t trust payments in the app. Unless I’m being bounced out to somewhere I can see the URL and an SSL certificate I’m not paying. What you’
by junto 1y ago
Because customers can’t trust payments in the app. Unless I’m being bounced out to somewhere I can see the URL and an SSL certificate I’m not paying.
What you’re suggesting is a dangerous anti-pattern.
- HighGoldstein 1y agoI don't know about iOS, but on Android you can just pay through a Google Pay pop-up, you don't need to input any kind of payment information to the app itself. Does iOS not have such a mechanism?
- leakycap 1y agoiOS does and of course you can call an in-app Safari popup to any payment processor or website (with limitations on JavaScript speed) if you don't want to pop them into a browser and then back into the app.