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# April 2025 Update Notice

Hello, Developers!
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Updates to the ONE store Developer Center were completed on April 29, 2025.
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Below are the details of these changes.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Key Updates Summary**

* The default price has been changed.
* The allowable range for local prices by country/region has been changed.
* The Billing Test and ALC ID Search/Registration menu has been changed.
  {% endhint %}

### **|** The default price has been changed <a href="#id-3-.-windows" id="id-3-.-windows"></a>

* Previously, the default price was the price used in Korea, but now it is only used to generate local prices through exchange rate updates.
  * The existing default price that was registered will be transferred as the local price for Korea.
  * The new default price will be transferred from the previously registered default price, excluding taxes.
  * The default price is the price excluding tax, and when generating local prices, the price policies of each country/region (such as decimals and tax inclusion) are reflected.
  * Default price currencies provided are KRW/SGD/TWD/USD, and you can change this in the \[**Apps > Settings > Default Price Currency Settings**] menu.
    * When you change the default price currency, the default price currency of all products will also be changed.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important Notes**

Since monthly products, subscription products, and in-app products with ONE store in-app payment SDK version lower than V19 cannot be distributed to countries/regions other than South Korea,

* The currency set in the default price currency setting menu will not be applied.
* The default price for in-app purchases is the price provided in the South Korean ONE store.
* Local prices are not provided.
  {% endhint %}

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### **|** The allowable range for local prices by country/region has been changed <a href="#id-3-.-windows" id="id-3-.-windows"></a>

Previously, the range for local prices was allowed based on the price in Korea, but now you can set local prices for each country/region as follows.

<table><thead><tr><th width="202.6363525390625">Country/Region</th><th>App</th><th>In-App</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Taiwan</strong></td><td>TWD 2.00 ~ 33,000.00</td><td>TWD 2.00 ~ 33,000.00</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Singapore</strong></td><td>SGD 0.10 ~ 1,370.00</td><td>SGD 0.10 ~ 1,370.00</td></tr><tr><td><strong>United States</strong></td><td>USD 0.05 ~ 999.99</td><td>USD 0.05 ~ 999.99</td></tr><tr><td><strong>South Korea</strong></td><td>KRW 100 ~ 100,000</td><td>KRW 100 ~ 570,000</td></tr></tbody></table>

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### **|** The Billing Test and ALC ID Search/Registration menu has been changed <a href="#id-3-.-windows" id="id-3-.-windows"></a>

* It is now possible to sign up as a ONE store member for each country/region using the same email ID.
* Accordingly, country/region information has been added when querying/registering payment test IDs.
* The tab menu, which was separated into Korea and other Countries/Regions, has been removed so you can now query/register on a single screen.
* Although the distinction tab has been deleted, test IDs still need to be registered for each country/region.


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