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Ubuntu Software Center offers many cool paid apps. It’s about to get even more easier to buy and sell apps through the Ubuntu Software Center. Ubuntu Software Center is getting PayPal support.

David Planella writes on a mailing list, “Support for PayPal as an additional payment option has landed today in Ubuntu Pay, the service that handles electronic payment for commercial apps in the Ubuntu Software Centre.”

This new feature will enable Ubuntu users to comfortably and safely buy commercial apps, ebooks and magazines from the Software Centre with their PayPal account. PayPal will be an additional payment option along with the already supported credit and debit card alternatives, “A frequently-requested option by users who don’t have credit/debit cards or who get charged conversion fees by their bank for non-local currency transactions,” adds Stuart Metcalfe, Canonical ISD manager.

The support for PayPal will help users to buy their preferred apps with a greater ease.

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