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  • Overview
  • Introduction to IAP
  • What's new in IAP v5.4
  • Upgrade from IAP v4 to v5
  • AI skill for In-App Purchasing
Direct to Consumer (D2C) payments
  • Direct to Consumer (D2C) payment providers
Webshop
  • Overview
  • Get started with webshops
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  • Catalog and payments
  • Game integration for webshops
  • Troubleshooting webshops
Platform-native stores
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  • Codeless IAP
Catalogs and store management
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Purchases
  • Purchase management and fulfillment
Monitor IAP performance
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  • IAP revenue performance
  • D2C performance
Privacy
  • Privacy and consent
    • IAP 5.4 and later
    • IAP versions earlier than 5.4
  1. Unity In-App Purchasing

Privacy and consent

Understand privacy requirements and data handling practices for Unity In-App Purchasing on Apple and Google platforms.
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Unity In-App Purchasing (IAP) handles personal data differently depending on the package version your project uses. IAP 5.4 and later collects personal data to support Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) payments, while earlier versions don't collect any personal data.
Both Apple and Google require you to declare the data your app collects, including data collected by integrated third-party SDKs. Use the pages that match the IAP version your project uses.

IAP 5.4 and later

Privacy overview
Review the privacy and data handling considerations for Unity IAP 5.4 and later.
Apple privacy manifest
iOS publishers must define what data their apps collect, including the data collected by integrated third-party SDKs.
Google Play data safety
Android developers publishing on the Google Play store must define what data their apps collect, including the data collected by integrated third-party SDKs.

IAP versions earlier than 5.4

Privacy overview
Review the privacy and data handling considerations for IAP versions earlier than 5.4.
Apple privacy manifest
iOS publishers must define what data their apps collect, including the data collected by integrated third-party SDKs.
Google Play data safety
Android developers publishing on the Google Play store must define what data their apps collect, including the data collected by integrated third-party SDKs.
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