Applies to: In-App Payments SDK - Android | In-App Payments SDK - iOS
Learn how to localize an In-App Payments application for Android or iOS.
The In-App Payments SDK is localized to support the following languages:
- English (Australia)
- English (Canada)
- English (Ireland)
- English (United Kingdom)
- English (United States)
- French (Canada)
- French (France)
- Japanese
- Spanish
The In-App Payments SDK for Android uses the locale of the device that your application is running on to determine which set of localized string prompts to use. If you want to test your localized application in development, you can set the Android Emulator locale to a local for the English language (en-rAU, en-rCA, en-rGB, or en-rIE), Spanish (es), French (fr-rCA or fr-rFR), or Japanese (ja).
- Start an Android Emulator.
- Open the Custom Locale settings application on the emulator.
- Choose the locale that you want to set for the emulator.
- Choose Select to set the locale.
The following is the localization options supported with the initial release of the In-App Payment SDK. As more regions are added, this list is updated.
Your application must be configured to support these localizations before a user in one of these regions can use the payment form in the language for the region. Complete the following steps to configure your application:
Edit your Xcode project schema to set Application Language to System Language.
Edit the project settings on the info tab and add a localization for each of the languages supported by the SDK.
It isn't necessary to localize the SDK strings in your application. Adding a localization entry on the info tab lets your application support a given language while the SDK supplies the localized strings for the payment form.
For English language regions, UI strings can vary depending on the region. For example, "ZIP code" is "postcode" in the United Kingdom.
If Spanish is set as the device language and the application includes the Spanish localization, the following is seen in the SDK payment form:
