Reports reveal that Bitget Exchange has been delisted from the Apple Store, but the exchange wallet remains available.
Bitget has revealed that it expects to resume in two weeks, and with iPhone users affected by the halt, this could affect the exchange’s market share.
Bitget has confirmed that the official exchange application has been delisted from the Apple Store. Over the years, Apple has tightened its rules on crypto-related apps on its official app store.
In 2022, the technology giant caused an uproar in the crypto space after revealing that it would only offer services to sell NFTs and sell services related to them, so long as they use Apple’s in-app purchases. In essence, this meant that the company would take up to a 30% cut in in-app payments.
At the time, this led to the intervention of X owner Elon Musk, who sought to talk to Apple CEO Tim Cook about adjusting the commission.
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