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I'm developing a simple in-app billing library. It works with static responses from google, but now I'd like to test this lib with real in-app products.
I have created a test account and I'm trying to buy a product, but google Play is asking me for a credit card. Is there any way to test in-app billing without using a real credit card (a sandbox environment, fake credit card, etc)?
I have read here that the only way to test this is using a real credit card with a test account (so you don't have to pay google taxes) and once you have bought the product, refund it again, but it seems not to be a very 'developer-friendly' way.
Thanks.
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Open the Google Play app. Choose Account -> Subscriptions & Payments -> Subscriptions. Click your test subscription and change the payment method to “Test card, always declines.” After five minutes, payment should be declined.
Google Play's billing system is a service that enables you to sell digital products and content in your Android app. You can use Google Play's billing system to sell a one-time product or subscriptions on a recurring basis.
Nope it absolutely SUCKS
You have to use a real credit card, then go into Google Play , select View Merchant Account and hit the individual order then refund to get your money back.
sorry!
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