Tinder-owner Match Group and Indian startups had asked the watchdog to investigate Alphabet's Google's new User Choice Billing (UCB) system, which they alleged was anti-competitive
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NEW DELHI - India's antitrust body said an inquiry is needed into allegations that service fee charged for in-app payments by Google breach a competition watchdog directive, a regulatory order seen by Reuters showed on Friday.
Tinder-owner Match Group and Indian startups had asked the watchdog to investigate Alphabet's Google's new User Choice Billing (UCB) system, which they alleged was anti-competitive.
(Reporting by Aditya Kalra)
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