'Today, Facebook announced a creative partnership with us to test Facebook Credits on ,' read the casual gaming company's website. The first site to take part is online gaming portal. 'We have begun working with a few developers to test the ability to offer Facebook Credits on websites, with the goal of helping them offer a more unified app experience to users beyond apps on Facebook,' said the site's developer blog.įacebook takes 30 per cent of credit purchases, so expanding the use of credits can only expand its revenue from the service.
Facebook has made the next step in expanding its reach, starting a new testing programme that allows Facebook credits, the site's currency, to be used on other websites.
