Does Google Play allow a 'Pick' button triggering purchase confirmation dialog instead of direct billing flow?

**Context:** My Android app shows list of subscription plans, with a "Pick" labeled button below them. Tapping it currently launches the Google Pay sheet immediately, however, to confirm to play-store policy I want to add a confirmation dialog first, basically: 1. User taps "Pick" 2. Confirmation dialog appears with content: - Message: "You're about to purchase the selected plan. This will charge your Google account." - Buttons: "Purchase" and "Cancel" buttons 3. Only if "Purchase" is clicked → Google Billing flow starts **Question:** Does this comply with Google Play policies? Specifically: - Is the initial "Pick" label acceptable since the actual payment initiation happens via a clearly labeled "Purchase" dialog? - Does the dialog satisfy policy requirements for explicit purchase confirmation? - Are there examples of apps using similar flows? **Policy references I checked:** - [Google Play Payments Policy §4](https://play.google.com/about/monetization-requirements/) requires "clear disclosure" of payments. - [Billing best practices](https://developer.android.com/google/play/billing) mention reducing accidental purchases.