Google Play blockchain-based content policy: fixes and checks

By The Draftbit team · Updated
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This guide is for Google Play apps with blockchain-secured tokens, cryptocurrency services, NFTs, or tokenized rewards.

A blockchain feature can trigger more than one policy. Google separates exchange and wallet services, device mining, declarations for tokenized assets, and NFT game mechanics. We’d map what the user buys, earns, holds, or stakes before choosing the relevant rule.

Check the product’s actual behavior

List the assets, payment routes, rewards, and places where the service operates. An NFT label doesn’t remove gambling requirements when someone stakes value for a valuable prize. Cryptocurrency services also need applicable authorization.

Follow the specific checks

Use the child pages below to correct the relevant feature or declaration. Check Payments and Financial Services where those activities are involved.

Test the asset and payment flows with safe accounts and a test environment. Give Google the product model, declarations, and required documents. Avoid promotional claims about likely earnings; the policy specifically restricts that framing for tokenized assets.

Messages this guide can help with

Blockchain-based content; Blockchain-based content policy violation; Blockchain-based content rejection; Blockchain-based content denied

Official sources

We checked these instructions against the sources below. The console layout may change, and your review decision may call for different steps.

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