Editorial composite showing a shopper holding a payment card beside framed iPhone and Android app screens with App Store and Play Store icons.

Apple and Google have challenged proposed UK rules that would let app developers direct customers to external payment options. The dispute now centres on two practical questions: how much the platforms may charge when a sale leaves the app, and whether additional checkout screens would make those alternatives less attractive to customers.

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