PhonePe is opening its mobile app store to developers. The soon-to-be-launched app store—Indus—will offer localised services for Indian users. The company has invited Android app developers to ...

Indus Appstore is PhonePe's attempt at creating a more competitive and localized mobile app store economy for India, which is already the largest mobile apps download market globally. The event ...

Indus Appstore is PhonePe’s attempt at creating a more competitive and localised mobile app store economy for India, which is already the largest mobile apps download market globally.

India is poised to have over 1 billion smartphone users by 2026 offering us a massive opportunity to build a new-age, localised Android app store Despite being such a large and globally ...

To offer an alternative app distribution ... applications onto the Indus Appstore Developer Platform. The apps published will be featured on the Made-in-India app store, built to cater to the ...

PhonePe has launched Indus Appstore, a localised app store in India with 2 lakh apps and games. It supports 12 Indian languages, has a short-video based discovery, allows third-party payment ...

Soon these apps will find a home on this "Made in India" platform. Indus AppStore is a native Android-based mobile app store designed to cater to the localized and cultural needs of Indian consumers.

Xiaomi will replace its app store with fintech PhonePe’s ... permit use of third-party in-app payments on the Play Store. PhonePe’s Indus AppStore seeks to address some of these concerns ...

Indus is not the first app marketplace to challenge the Play Store. Earlier, there were several app stores such as Nokia Download (SymbianOS), Download Fun, Pocket Gear, GetJar, Handango ...

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Chinese smartphone and electronics maker Xiaomi will be replacing GetApps, its mobile app marketplace, with the Indus Appstore which is owned by PhonePe-owned, according to a Moneycontrol report.