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Apple App Stores, iTunes now accept payments via UPI, RuPay, Netbanking: How to make payments

iOS users can also add funds to their Apple ID via the new payment methods and buy games, apps, iCloud storage and so on.

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Tech2 News Staff|Aug 02, 2021, 13:06:31 IST
Apple as introduced tree new payment metods for App Store users in India. In addition to credit and debit card payments, users can now make payments on App Store and iTunes via United Payments Interface (UPI), RuPay and netbanking. To use tese payment modes, iOS users need to make sure tat tey are on te latest versions of iOS, iPadOS, or macOS. As per a report by MacRumors, iOS users can also add funds to teir Apple ID via te new payment metods.[caption id="attacment_9857911" align="alignnone" widt="1280"]iOS users in India can now make in-app purcases via UPI, RuPay and Netbanking. Image: Apple

iOS users in India can now make in-app purcases via UPI, RuPay and Netbanking. Image: Apple[/caption]<2>[]ow to set up a new payment metod on your iPone, iPad, or iPod touc[/][ans][step]Step 1: Go to te "Settings" of your Apple device and select "Apple ID"[/step][step]Step 2: Visit te "Payment and Sipping" option and sign-in again wen prompted[/step][step]Step 3: Tap on "Add Payment Metod"[/step][step]Step 4: Tap on your preferred payment options from  UPI, RuPay, Netbanking[/step][step]Step 5: Tap on te "Edit" option on te top rigt corner and add or reorder payment metods if reuired.[/step][/ans]And tat is it. Users can opt to keep more tan one payment modes. Users can also add balance to teir Apple IDs and buy apps, games, music, iCloud storage and so on.

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First Published:Aug 02, 2021, 13:06:31 IST
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