Offerwall Migration Checklist
Use the Offerwall Migration Checklist to shift from ironSource’s Offerwall to Tapjoy’s. It outlines all necessary code changes in a simple, high-level overview.
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If you are currently using the ironSource Offerwall and want to transition to the Tapjoy Offerwall we have a step-by-step guide available to make the transition as seamless as possible. You can find a detailed guide, including instructions on code changed, here. Below you will find a high level checklist you can use to ensure you have made all necessary changes.
Checklist
Dashboard changes
- Apply for a Tapjoy account.
- Create an app on the dashboard.
- Create a virtual currency. For details on the two available currency types, refer to Virtual currency overview.
- Create a placement and add an Offerwall content card to your placement. For details on placement setup, refer to Android SDK dashboard.
Code changes
- Replace your ironSource Offerwall code with the equivalent Tapjoy Offerwall code, as outlined here.
- Launch your app and confirm you can show the Tapjoy Offerwall.
In-progress Offers
When migrating to Tapjoy Offerwall it is important to remember that users might have already started offers on the ironSource Offerwall and are yet to complete these. The next steps are crucial to ensuring your users continue to receive currency for in-progress offers they complete.If you use server-to-server callbacks, Tapjoy will continue firing callbacks whenever we are notified of a completion from the MMP/Advertiser. Continue listening to callbacks fired from the Tapjoy servers and rewarding their users accordingly, for 90 days after the date you stop showing new offers by using the offerwallIn this flow, it doesn't matter if ironSource's SDK is still integrated in your application or not.
Privacy
If you are using Unity LevelPlay, you can use LevelPlay APIs to share with Tapjoy the following privacy flags:- GDPR consent.
- Opt-out of sale or share of personal information under US state privacy laws.
- Flagging specific end users as children. Note that if your app is primarily directed to children under COPPA you must flag all end users as children.