axiom-storekit-ref

To load in-app purchase products in StoreKit 2, use the `Product.products(for:)` API to fetch product references. This async function queries the App Store and returns an array of `Product` objects containing details for your configured subscriptions.

The best way to handle subscription renewals and entitlements in iOS is by using StoreKit 2's `RenewalInfo` and `SubscriptionStatus` APIs. These provide secure, detailed transaction data to verify active subscription states directly within your app.

You integrate StoreKit views into your SwiftUI app by implementing built-in components like `ProductView`, `StoreView`, and `SubscriptionStoreView`. These views automatically render in-app purchase interfaces and handle user interactions for subscriptions.

Yes, you can use StoreKit 2 to verify app transactions using the `AppTransaction` and `Transaction` APIs. These modern Swift APIs provide cryptographically signed transaction data to validate purchases and grant user entitlements securely.

Yes, this StoreKit 2 reference includes code examples and insights from WWDC 2025. It details the latest API usage for `Product`, `Transaction`, and `SubscriptionStatus`, along with iOS 18.4 enhancements for offer code redemption.

StoreKit 2 subscription status updates may not work if you are not properly listening to the `Transaction` updates or mishandling `SubscriptionStatus` properties. Review the API reference to ensure your transaction handling logic correctly verifies renewal info.