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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Apple App Store<\/a> has stopped accepting credit and debit cards in India for buying apps and subscribing to services as a result of the new auto-debit guidelines from Reserve Bank of India<\/a>. The only options at present include net banking<\/a>, UPI<\/a> and Apple<\/a> ID balance.

The company put up a statement on its support page in mid April addressing recurring transactions.

\"Regulatory requirements in India apply to the processing of recurring transactions. If you hold an Indian debit or credit card and you have a subscription, these changes impact your transactions. Some transactions might be declined by banks and card issuers,\" the Apple statement reads.

With no credit or debit card available, users only have the option to top up their Apple ID balance using net banking or UPI to pay for apps and services like iCloud, AppleTV+ and the likes.

The regulatory requirements allude to RBI<\/a>'s new auto-debit rules that went into effect last year, which limits companies from deducting money automatically from credit and debit cards for monthly payments.
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Apple sues startup, former Indian-origin worker for stealing chip secrets<\/a><\/h2>

In a lawsuit filed in California, the iPhone maker said that Rivos allegedly launched a \"coordinated campaign\" to attract Apple employees and encourage them to copy confidential documents before quitting.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>New Delhi: Apple App Store<\/a> has stopped accepting credit and debit cards in India for buying apps and subscribing to services as a result of the new auto-debit guidelines from Reserve Bank of India<\/a>. The only options at present include net banking<\/a>, UPI<\/a> and Apple<\/a> ID balance.

The company put up a statement on its support page in mid April addressing recurring transactions.

\"Regulatory requirements in India apply to the processing of recurring transactions. If you hold an Indian debit or credit card and you have a subscription, these changes impact your transactions. Some transactions might be declined by banks and card issuers,\" the Apple statement reads.

With no credit or debit card available, users only have the option to top up their Apple ID balance using net banking or UPI to pay for apps and services like iCloud, AppleTV+ and the likes.

The regulatory requirements allude to RBI<\/a>'s new auto-debit rules that went into effect last year, which limits companies from deducting money automatically from credit and debit cards for monthly payments.
\"Apple<\/a><\/figure>

Apple sues startup, former Indian-origin worker for stealing chip secrets<\/a><\/h2>

In a lawsuit filed in California, the iPhone maker said that Rivos allegedly launched a \"coordinated campaign\" to attract Apple employees and encourage them to copy confidential documents before quitting.<\/p><\/div>