I am developing an application with subscription feature using Inapp Billing v3.There is login mechanism to access the application. If a user \'X\' subscribes to a feature and l
Google Play in-app billing subscription is bound to Google Play account. So as long and Google account is not changed the subscription is considered valid for this account and you cannot purchase it one more time.
If you want to substitute Google account system with your own accounts you need to "cheat" Google Play. What you can do is to create a pool of several different in-app billing subscriptions (like subscription #1, subscription #2, etc). When you subscribe you pass your own login as an additional parameter in developerPayload
field.
Now when you enumerate all available subscriptions you check if there is one with current user account in the developerPayload
field. If not, then you consider that current user has no subscription and allow to subscribe using the first not used yet subscription from the pool of subscriptions (subscription #1, subscription #2, etc) you generated. Just make sure that there is number of subscriptions in your pool is bigger than number of users on the same device you could have.
It is not a straightforward way, but rather a cheat to find a workaround for your situation.
Currently google IAB supports only one account(Primary gmail account on device) on one device. But from Android 4.2 multiuser feature is available and google is working on giving same support for IAB.