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Google’s Updated Policy Allows Blockchain-Based Games with NFTs: A Boost for Cryptocurrency Ads

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Google Clarifies Cryptocurrency Policy for NFT Games

Google Clarifies Cryptocurrency Policy for NFT Games

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Google has clarified its cryptocurrency policy to clarify the scope and requirements for the advertisement of blockchain-based games involving NFTs. Google said advertisers offering NFT games that do not promote gambling-related content may advertise those products and services starting September 15, 2023.

Google first started to allow cryptocurrency ads a couple of years ago, as an FYI.

Google wrote, “Beginning September 15, 2023, advertisers offering NFT games that do not promote gambling-related content may advertise those products and services when they meet the following requirements and are certified by Google.”

Google said promotion of blockchain-based games involving NFTs is allowed. The example is, NFT games that allow players to purchase in-game items, like virtual apparel for a player’s characters, weaponry, or armor with better stats, consumed or used in a game to enhance a user’s experience or aid users in advancing the game.

Examples of NFT Games Not Allowed

  • Promotion of games where players can wager or stake NFTs in exchange for the opportunity to win anything of real-world value (including other NFTs). Examples (non-exhaustive): Games that allow players to stake NFTs in exchange for fungible tokens such as cryptocurrencies.
  • Promotion of social casino games that reward NFT. Examples (non-exhaustive): Simulated casino gambling (for example, poker, slots or roulette) that offer the opportunity to win NFTs.
  • Promotion of “real money gambling” destinations. This includes gambling-related advertisements that appear on your game’s destination.

Violations of this policy will not lead to immediate account suspension without prior warning. A warning will be issued, at least 7 days, before any suspension of your account.

More details on this policy clarification can be found over here.

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