If you’ve enabled purchase verification, you can use the Adjust SDK to request purchase verification. There are two ways to verify purchases with the Adjust SDK:
- Create an
AdjustEventobject that represents your purchase and configure purchase properties for the target store. - Create an
AdjustAppStorePurchase(Apple App Store) orAdjustPlayStorePurchase(Google Play Store) object representing the purchase.
When you send purchase information with the Adjust SDK, Adjust does the following:
- Sends the information to the relevant store and waits for a status response.
- Forwards the status response to the Adjust SDK.
You can access the purchase verification status by using a callback. Results are returned as AdjustPurchaseVerificationResult objects containing the following properties:
verificationStatus(string): The status of the purchase.code(number): The status code of the purchase.message(string): Any message returned by the store.
Verify purchase and record event
verifyAndTrackAppStorePurchase: (adjustEvent: AdjustEvent, callback: (verificationResult: AdjustPurchaseVerificationResult) => void) => voidTo send a revenue event for verification and listen for the purchase verification status, follow these steps:
- Instantiate an
AdjustEventobject with the your event token and set the following parameters:ProductId(string): The product identifier of the item that was successfully purchased.TransactionId(string): The ID of the transaction you want to verify.
- Call the
Adjust.verifyAndTrackPlayStorePurchasemethod with the following arguments:adjustEvent(AdjustEvent): Your instantiated event object.callback(function): A delegate callback function that receives anAdjustPurchaseVerificationResultobject as an argument.
In this example, the purchase verification response is output to the logging daemon.
var adjustEvent = new AdjustEvent("abc123");adjustEvent.setProductId("product-id");adjustEvent.setTransactionId("transaction-id");adjustEvent.setRevenue(6.66, "CAD");Adjust.verifyAndTrackAppStorePurchase(adjustEvent, (verificationResult) => { console.log(`Verification status: ${verificationResult.verificationStatus}`); console.log(`Code: ${verificationResult.code}`); console.log(`Message: ${verificationResult.message}`);});verifyAndTrackPlayStorePurchase: (adjustEvent: AdjustEvent, callback: (verificationResult: AdjustPurchaseVerificationResult) => void) => voidTo send a revenue event for verification and listen for the purchase verification status, follow these steps:
- Instantiate an
AdjustEventobject with the your event token and set the following parameters:productId(string): The ID of the product that has been purchased.purchaseToken(string): The purchase token associated with the purchase.
- Call the
Adjust.verifyAndTrackPlayStorePurchasemethod with the following arguments:adjustEvent(AdjustEvent): Your instantiated event object.callback(function): A delegate callback function that receives anAdjustPurchaseVerificationResultobject as an argument.
In this example, the purchase verification response is output to the logging daemon.
var adjustEvent = new AdjustEvent("abc123");adjustEvent.setProductId("product-id");adjustEvent.setPurchaseToken("purchase-token");adjustEvent.setRevenue(6.66, "CAD");Adjust.verifyAndTrackPlayStorePurchase(adjustEvent, (verificationResult) => { console.log(`Verification status: ${verificationResult.verificationStatus}`); console.log(`Code: ${verificationResult.code}`); console.log(`Message: ${verificationResult.message}`);});Only verify purchase
verifyAppStorePurchase: (purchase: AdjustAppStorePurchase, callback: (verificationResult: AdjustPurchaseVerificationResult) => void) => voidTo send a standalone App Store purchase and listen for the purchase verification status, follow these steps:
- Instantiate an
AdjustAppStorePurchaseobject with the following arguments:productId(string): The product identifier of the item that was successfully purchased.transactionId(string): The ID of the transaction you want to verify.
- Call the
Adjust.verifyAppStorePurchasemethod with the following arguments:purchase(AdjustAppStorePurchase): Your instantiated event object.callback(function): A delegate callback function that receives anAdjustPurchaseVerificationResultobject as an argument.
In this example, the purchase verification response is output to the logging daemon.
var purchase = new AdjustAppStorePurchase("product-id", "transaction-id");Adjust.verifyAppStorePurchase(purchase, (verificationResult) => { console.log(`Verification status: ${verificationResult.verificationStatus}`); console.log(`Code: ${verificationResult.code}`); console.log(`Message: ${verificationResult.message}`);});verifyPlayStorePurchase: (purchase: AdjustPlayStorePurchase, callback: (verificationResult: AdjustPurchaseVerificationResult) => void) => voidTo send a standalone Play Store purchase and listen for the purchase verification status, follow these steps:
- Instantiate an
AdjustPlayStorePurchasewith the following arguments:productId(string): The ID of the product that has been purchased.purchaseToken(string): The purchase token associated with the purchase.
- Call the
Adjust.verifyPlayStorePurchasemethod with the following arguments:purchase(AdjustPlayStorePurchase): Your instantiated purchase object.verificationResultCallback(function): A delegate callback function that receives anAdjustPurchaseVerificationResultobject as an argument.
In this example, the purchase verification response is output to the logging daemon.
var purchase = new AdjustPlayStorePurchase("product-id", "purchase-token");Adjust.verifyPlayStorePurchase(purchase, (verificationResult) => { console.log(`Verification status: ${verificationResult.verificationStatus}`); console.log(`Code: ${verificationResult.code}`); console.log(`Message: ${verificationResult.message}`);});