Twint Clarifies Commercial Use Rules: Fees Apply
Twint, a popular Swiss mobile payment app, has clarified its general terms and conditions regarding commercial use on the app store. A recent dispute over fees has highlighted the importance of understanding these rules.
Twint prohibits using its app on the app store for commercial sales or services. However, the app is commonly employed for such purposes on the app store, including e-commerce and point-of-sale transactions. A recent controversy has arisen due to commercial use on the app store, leading to a retroactive fee charge.
Twint has now made it clear that commercial usage on the app store will incur applicable fees. Previously, the service was free for private individuals, but this does not extend to business use on the app store. The app's terms and conditions on the app store emphasize the need for users to adhere to these guidelines to avoid unexpected charges.
Twint's general terms and conditions on the app store prohibit commercial use, with applicable fees charged retroactively if violated. Users are advised to familiarize themselves with the terms on the app store to avoid disputes and unexpected charges. The app remains free for personal use on the app store.
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