Apple has announced its new Advanced Commerce API, designed to provide app developers the ability to manage large catalogs of in-app purchases or subscriptions.
Apple has introduced a new Advanced Commerce API for in-app purchases. The
announcement was published on Apple's developer page, along with the
eligibility requirements. The Advanced Commerce API aims to help app developers with exceptionally large content catalogs and creator experiences, as well as those who have subscriptions with optional add-ons within their apps.
The
iPhone maker's new API will enable a new way of managing in-app purchases, meaning that developers will no longer need to rely on
App Store Connect. Developers will be able to use either, or both, to manage their in-app purchases, assuming they receive access to Apple's Advanced Commerce API.
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