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Purchase Verification
Not all of the in-app purchases that are made in your app are real. As it turns out, as many as 30 % of all IAPs on iOS are falsified - whether through a rooted device, a hijacked App Store request, or through some other form of in-app piracy.
Adjust can now check your in-app purchase receipts in real time and verify that the purchases are real, by pinging Apple’s or Google’s receipt verification servers. This feature has been in testing for months – but today, it’s available to everyone. To get started, just ping sales@adjust.com.
This is actually the latest iteration of a longer-running project to build purchase verification that really works. To understand how purchase verification can best be implemented, we’ve tried multiple different approaches:
deduplicating transaction IDs inside the SDK:
This method has been available in the SDK since early last year, and simply checks transaction IDs for duplicates. You can catch a few simple types of faked purchases, and it’s an easy quick-fix in early stages of your launch.
locally sanity-checking receipts inside the SDK:
We went a step further in version 4.1, decoding and checking the receipt fields locally. Similarly, it gave us slightly better results,
asynchronously polling verification servers:
Also introduced with 4.1, you would be able to slowly and lazily check receipts with the verification servers after-the-fact. Unfortunately, this approach isn’t associated with complete accuracy - and since the data is delayed, you can’t use it as easily in integrations or in your BI systems.