How are commissions paid on Google Play and the App Store?

Question

Apple App Store

Please help me understand the procedure for paying commissions in Google Play and the App Store - Where is the first event for which Google or Apple takes a commission in the application?
At what exact moment does Google or Apple remove 30% of the commission if our marketplace works in the following order:
1. There is an Android or IOC user (service orderer) in the application, and there is a service provider (Android or IOC user).
2. To use the service, the user needs to replenish his virtual account in the marketplace (through a visa, or a master), for which he will receive "chips".
3. Next, the user chooses a contractor and orders the service.
4. As a result of the service, the marketplace writes off the N-sum of virtual chips in favor of the Service Provider.
5. The Service Provider will also have the opportunity to withdraw his chips from the marketplace to his card (visa or master) and receive real currency.
Perhaps 30% of Google or Apple commissions are taken when:
- replenishing the virtual account of the marketplace and buying "chips",
- transferring "chips" from one user to another;
- at the time of receipt of "chips" by the service provider;
- at the moment when the service provider decided to withdraw his "chips" into real currency.
- other ...
Also, I am interested in the moment when one user (customer of services) communicates to the marketplace via Android, and the other (service provider) via IOC. How will Google and Apple commissions be paid in this case?

Answer 1

too complicated, there is a sandbox in there, isn't it?
the user pays $1.99 (I don’t remember what happened with the conversion of local ones), $1.19 is credited to your account,
all this - Apple and Google strongly oppose payments past it through the linked card
, and most likely they won’t let you do this in the application