Google’s ongoing feud with Match Group over in-app funds has spilled over to India, with doubtlessly important ramifications for the search large. According to a regulatory order seen by , Match, the mother or father firm of Tinder and Hinge, joined a gaggle of Indian startups this week to request that the Competition Commission of India examine Google’s . The CCI is identical regulatory physique that final 12 months the tech large from requiring OEMs to bundle first-party Google apps and companies with Android. The order, which the corporate firstly of the 12 months, additionally mandates Google to help third-party billing choices.

In a grievance it made with the Alliance of Digital India Foundation, Match argues Google’s new User Choice Billing system nonetheless imposes a excessive “service fee” between 11 and 26 % on app builders. The firm claims the price of utilizing the system means Google has not complied with the CCI’s earlier order. Per Reuters, the watchdog stated Friday it was “of the opinion that an inquiry needs to be made.” The company now has four weeks to comply with an information request from the CCI. Google did not immediately respond to Engadget’s comment request. When Match over its Play Store billing policies, Google accused it of carrying out a “self-interested campaign to avoid paying for the significant value they receive” from the Android and Play Store ecosystems.