Apple App Store supports RMB Credit Card (verified, with a picture showing the truth)

Today, I opened the App Store on I4, and was surprised to find that the currency unit has changed from $ to $. Surprised, so I tested it and randomly found a 25 yuan flight tracking application. After the logon page is displayed, enter appleid. Then a user agreement is displayed, which has 18 pages. After reading the first page, click agree. When I think of it, the user agreement will no longer appear. It seems that after I agree, I will not take the initiative to pop up the window. Then go to the account editing page. Because no credit card is set before, the card information is blank,

I am using the China Merchants Bank MasterCard. Well, select Mastercard and enter the card number and three-digit signature code.

 

Confirm purchase again

Return to the desktop. The application you just purchased is displayed and can be used normally.

 

 

However, there are still some problems. After verifying Apple's technical support and CMB's customer service, we will draw the following conclusions;

1. It does support RMB credit card payment, and the currency unit is RMB

2. Is the fee deduction delayed when the system is just activated? As of the press time, no credit card deduction information has been received. The reply from Apple technical support is please be patient.

I think this will stimulate the enthusiasm of Chinese users for purchasing genuine Apple apps.

Supplement: the fee is deducted on the third day.

 

Another problem is that the developer account has not yet been verified and supports RMB Payment, so whether the developer account supports RMB settlement or any changes will be verified later.