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I see in-app purchases in Firebase, but I don't see them in iTunes connect / AppAnnie

In 6/16 in Firebase, I see some applications in the application from 1 user in the Iamp Vampires application. 2 for $ 19.99 each and 1 for $ 9.99. I don’t see what is connecting in App Annie / iTunes.

For another application, Pirates iOS, I see on 6/15 2 in-app purchases at a price of 3.30 each. In App Annie statistics, I see revenue of $ 4.15, but for 6/16.

It looks like the in-app purchase dates are messed up / not reported?

I also checked iTunes connect and AppAnnie for 6/17 and did not see any income for that day.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Also published on Google Group for Firebase the first 2 days ago without answers: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/firebase-talk/f0W8Gu0WlIQ/discussion

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In-app purchases are not currently verified by Firebase on iOS, and therefore it may be that these purchases are the result of piracy. In this case, Firebase will report these purchases, and iTunes (and, subsequently, AppAnnie) will not. This should be discussed in an upcoming release of the SDK.

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Firebase 3.5.1 should solve this problem. https://firebase.google.com/support/release-notes/ios

"FEATURE Added built-in application authentication feature when they are reported by Firebase Analytics."

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EDIT: I think Firebase may be tracking the button trigger, i.e. when updated transactions are updated, and not when the purchase is truly confirmed. For example, the user clicks the IAP button in the application, and then cancels the operation. Perhaps this activity is monitored by Firebase, even if the purchase does not occur.

Just my 2 cents. I will do some tests and I will report here.

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