Overview

In our app, we have implemented a feature where users can be redirected to the App Store to redeem a promo code through a deep link. Once the user enters the promo code and initiates the subscription process, the Apple Subscription dialog is presented. However, upon trying to complete the purchase, an "Authentication Required" dialog appears, prompting the user to complete their bank authentication. After completing the authentication and returning to the App Store, the page seems to load for about 2 seconds, only to once again present the "Authentication Required" dialog. This process loops continuously, preventing our users from successfully redeeming their codes and subscribing. This issue is prevalent among almost all users attempting the promo code redemption process. To better illustrate this problem, I've recorded a video showcasing the issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv8KSClqE0A Steps to Reproduce: Initiate Redemption: In the app, tap on the button that redirects users to the App Store via a deep link for promo code redemption. Enter Promo Code: Within the App Store, input the provided promo code. Start Subscription: Initiate the subscription process, which triggers the Apple Subscription dialog. Encounter Authentication Prompt: Observe the "Authentication Required" dialog that emerges when trying to finalize the subscription. Complete Bank Authentication: Follow the instructions to complete the bank authentication process as indicated. Looped Authentication Prompt: After authentication and returning to the App Store, note that after a brief loading period (approximately 2 seconds), the same "Authentication Required" prompt appears again, creating a continuous loop. We kindly request guidance or a solution to rectify this user experience concern, as it is impacting a significant portion of our user base and is clearly demonstrated in the attached video.

Greetings, Question 1: I'm currently working on implementing a feature that involves tracking NFC tag reading events. Specifically, I aim to monitor these events for passes that have been added to the wallet using my application. This way, I can gain insights into the interactions users have with these passes and provide enhanced functionality based on their usage patterns. Question 2: Is there a way to implement a restriction on NFC-based passes, allowing them to be used only once for a specific action or purpose? I'm looking to ensure that once a user utilizes the NFC feature associated with a pass, the pass becomes inactive for any future interactions, thereby enforcing a one-time use scenario.

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Hi, I used the functionality In-app Purchase to my iOS application. When I cancel the order within no of days period after I place the order?, Que. 1) What is the status of my refund? Que. 2) If Apple initiates the refund, How can I get the status of my refund? Que. 3) According to my research, I checked that When Apple processes the refund, It sends a Server notification to handle the order status in the bacend. My need is I want to handle such things while Apple processes any refund, I need proper docs or flow to handle the refund server notification. If there are any APIs that need to be called to get the refund-related data by transaction id then its also helpful for me. Make note : All the things Firstly I implement in sandbox environment. so please give me solution according to that.

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My app's Widgets on iPhone rely on access to the Health Store to update. This makes them appearing in the new StandBy mode not a good experience as they never update. Is there a way to opt out of this mode but keep the options for my users to put Widgets on their home screen? Thanks

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My company is a PSP and we have AP supported on our website. I am trying to enable AP on one of our clients domains and Apple Support told me that I all I needed to do was be added to the clients Apple dev team account as admin and to then create a new merchant ID under their account. I have done this, I created a AP payment processing certificate and a AP Merchant Identity Certificate, verified the domain and I still can't get it to work on their webiste. Any ideas?

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"Hello, I am not a developer, but I have a problem with Viber. Audio messages are not downloading, and pictures are loading poorly. This happened after I switched from my Samsung to an iPhone 14 Pro Max. I've tried reinstalling, the internet is good, and my girlfriend with the same phone has a similar issue."

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