As part of his appearance on the Decoder podcast, Hinge co-founder and CEO Justin McLeod says that the company would like to introduce an alternative payment service by the end of this year. With a Hinge-run alternative payment service, Apple won’t be able to take a cut of any purchases, and that “changes the equation” for Hinge on “many fronts,” according to McLeod. Epic is already trying to entice developers to use its payment platform, and Stripe offers an option outside of Apple’s platform, too. Match Group, which owns Hinge and other dating apps, like Tinder, OkCupid, and Match, has been a vocal critic of Apple’s App Store fees. McLeod says that the payment service will “most likely” be Hinge-specific instead of a Match Group service.