capacitor-in-app-purchases

To set up in-app purchases in a Capacitor app, you need to configure products in App Store Connect and Google Play Console, select a plugin like Capawesome Purchases or RevenueCat, and complete platform-specific configuration for both iOS and Android.

The best way to handle receipt validation and unfinished transactions in Capacitor is by using a guided in-app purchase plugin that provides implementation patterns for restoring purchases, validating receipts, and resolving incomplete transaction states across platforms.

Yes, you can test in-app purchases in Capacitor using Sandbox and StoreKit environments for iOS, alongside Google Play testing for Android, to validate purchase flows, restore mechanisms, and receipt handling before production release.

Choosing between RevenueCat and Capawesome Purchases for your Capacitor in-app purchase implementation depends on your specific subscription needs, as both plugins support store configuration, purchase flows, and receipt validation for iOS and Android platforms.

A failing Capacitor in-app purchase restore flow on iOS often results from incorrect StoreKit configuration or unhandled unfinished transactions, requiring proper receipt validation and transaction handling logic within your App Store Connect setup.