We currently support transaction validation on Google Play, Apple App Store and PayPal.

Our cloud and storage server are running on the edge, distributed around the world to handle billions of requests within milliseconds.

The transaction quota resets on the first day of the month, at 00:00 UTC.

Yes! If you see a sudden increase in transactions for your app, you can upgrade to a paid plan for extending your quota immediately.

Absolutely. If you cancel your paid subscription, you will still be able to use its remaining quota and features until the end of the month. Then, your app will convert to the FREE plan.

No, the FREE plan does not require any payment details. Our partner for payment processing supports several payment methods based on your location, which you will have to enter when subscribing to a paid plan.

If you decide for a paid plan, you will pay for a base subscription per application, which includes an amount of free transactions each month. If you go over that free quota, your transactions for that application are subject to usage-based billing in steps of 100. Usage is billed one month later to ensure that you already received the payout for your earnings.

No, you'll continue to be paid by Google, Apple or PayPal as before. IAPGUARD validates your transactions, we do not process them in terms of payment.

Our website is SSL secured and your payment details are transmitted to our payment partner, Paddle.com Inc. While we access parts of your personal information for fulfilling the Service, we do not have access to your payment information. Please also see our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for further information.

While the App Store responses contain information about individual product prices from your app, we do not process or aggregate them in any way. Therefore, as opposed to our competitors, we do not know, and are not interested in knowing how much revenue your app generates.

In order to ensure transactions are unique, their alpha-numerical identifiers are persisted to our cloud backend - not their contents. For displaying them in the dashboard, our frontend server only records the most recent transactions and wipes them out every few hours.

For privacy reasons we do not track the history of purchases, only a user's current inventory.

No, user identifiers should consist of a random alpha-numerical sequence of letters returned from your authentication system. Please do not use email addresses or names as user identifiers to comply with privacy requirements.