According to Sensor Tower, global mobile game spending across App Store & Google Play reached $6.48 billion in April 2025, with United States ranking first with 31.5% share（$2 billion), China (iOS only) ranking second with 18.8% share (~$1.22 billion), and Japan following in third place at 13.2% (~$855 million). The promising market allows individual app developers to develop and monetize their own apps in Google Play/ Store App through app subscriptions, in-App purchases, or in-app Advertising.
When earning over US$100 in Google Play, individual app developers are eligible for a payout at the end of each payment cycle, and Google issues wire transfer payouts in USD to app developers. However, developers should implement a carefully structured strategy in accepting the USD wire transfer to minimize foreign exchange costs and transfer fees, maximizing their revenue.
To address this issue, many developers choose Pyvio, a leading payment service provider that can help them receive and manage funds from Google at a lower cost. Here is the guidance on how to use Pyvio to receive wire transfer payouts from Google Play/Google Admob.
1. Register your Pyvio account in Pyvio and complete the KYC verification.
2. Apply for a collection account for Google Play/Google Admob:
ClickMore in the fund collection page to add a store.
Choose the store platform and fill in the account information, like APP name, Currency and Location, etc., and then confirm by clicking Open a global collection account.
3. Log in to your Google Play/Google Admob platform, and set your Pyvio account as the receiving account.
4. Manage your received funds in Pyvio platform. You can either withdraw the funds or directly transfer the funds to pay others.
As a leader in cross-border payments for global emerging markets, Pyvio is committed to providing leading cross-border payment solutions for individuals and enterprises in multiple countries and regions, including US, UK, EU, Vietnam, Singapore, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Nigeria, Ghana, Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia, and empowering going-global enterprises and individuals through financial technology to expand their international business.