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# Configure In-app Purchases (iOS)

### How to connect in-app purchases with App Store Connect

If your app unlocks virtual goods, features, subscriptions, or premium content, Apple requires you to use In-App Purchases (IAP).

Follow the steps below to connect your in-app purchases with App Store Connect.

#### Step 1: Accept the Paid Apps Agreement

* Log in to [App Store Connect](https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/).
* Navigate to the Business section.
* Accept the Paid Apps Agreement.

{% hint style="warning" %}
You cannot enable in-app purchases unless the Paid Apps Agreement is accepted.
{% endhint %}

#### Step 2: Configure in-app purchases in App Store Connect

* In your App Store Connect account, navigate to Apps from the top menu.
* Select your app.
* From the side menu, locate In-App Purchases under Monetization.
* Click Create and select the appropriate in-app purchase type.
* Enter the Product ID generated in your AppMySite in-app purchase dashboard.
* Add a clear product name and description.
* Configure price, localization, and availability.

{% hint style="danger" %}
The Product ID entered in App Store Connect must exactly match the Product ID generated in your AppMySite dashboard.
{% endhint %}

#### For subscriptions (Auto-renewing or Non-renewing)

* Go to App Store Connect > Apps > Select your app.
*  Under Monetization, click Subscriptions.
* Click Create to create a subscription group (optional but recommended).
* Assign a clear name to the group.
* Click Create under Subscriptions.
* Enter the Product ID generated in your AppMySite in-app purchase dashboard.
* Add a descriptive name for users.
* Configure pricing, localization, and availability.

#### Step 3: Configure App Store Server Notifications

To connect Apple’s servers with your app backend, you must configure server notifications.

* In your App Store Connect account, navigate to Apps and select your app.
* In the sidebar under General, click App Information.
* Scroll to App Store Server Notifications.
* In both the Production Server URL section as well as the Sandbox Server URL section, click Set Up URL.
* Paste the URL obtained from the "Server URL" field from the In-app Purchase configuration screen on AppMySite in both the sections. 
* Click Save to complete.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Both Production and Sandbox Server URLs must be configured to ensure proper in-app purchase validation.
{% endhint %}


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