Finally, A blockchain-based gambling app that uses NFTs will be subject to Google Play's existing gambling policy. To quote Google, they 'must not be used to wager or stake in exchange for the opportunity to win prizes of real-world monetary value (including other NFTs).' Developers are also not allowed to promote or glamorize the potential earnings from playing or trading NFTs in their apps. The policy specifies that NFTs should not be consumed or used in games to enhance a user's experience or assist them. While Google seems to have given the green light to blockchain apps in general, the company was particularly detailed about blockchain apps that involve gambling. Watch the biggest names in boxing fight exclusively on DAZN in history-making fights. Watch live or on-demand across multiple devices so you can tune in at home or on the go. Basically, follow the laws in your region and don't mislead users with blockchain purchases. Access our world-class lineup of boxing, Women’s Football, Basketball, MMA and more through the DAZN app. Apps that distribute Tokenized Digital Assets must be transparent about what they are and how they work. Those apps must also comply with applicable regulations for any region or country that they target. Apps that allow users to purchase, hold, or exchange cryptocurrencies must be certified by a regulated jurisdiction. The blockchain restriction in Google Play felt like a blanket ban, but the new guidelines are pretty open.