axiom-audit-iap

To audit StoreKit implementation for revenue leaks, you need to systematically scan Swift files to detect missing transaction verification, unhandled subscription states, and improper transaction finishing. This process maps purchase flows and evaluates transaction lifecycle management.

During an IAP audit, you should look for App Store compliance issues like missing subscription terms or loot box odds disclosures. Detecting these anti-patterns early prevents App Store rejections and ensures robust restore functionality.

To detect missing transaction verification in a Swift codebase, scan the project to verify secure transaction handling and check for unhandled subscription states. Systematic scanning identifies StoreKit implementation flaws and revenue-impacting anti-patterns.

Yes, you can audit an entire iOS project to check subscription state handling by evaluating the transaction lifecycle management across the codebase. This verifies secure verification and ensures proper transaction finishing.

StoreKit implementation has unhandled subscription states due to architecture flaws in transaction lifecycle management. Systematic scanning of Swift files detects these revenue-impacting anti-patterns and verifies proper transaction finishing.

The best way to ensure App Store Guideline compliance for in-app purchases is to perform a full audit that flags missing subscription terms and loot box odds disclosures. Evaluating transaction lifecycle management and restore functionality prevents rejections.