Hello, thanks for the update (i had already read this documentation) but i thought the password was only needed for subscriptions (which i don't use). I will try tomorrow with the app's shared secret in the request !

The answer was so simple i am sorry, i should pass a String object to the POST request. Instead, i was passing a Dict in python which doesn't make sense. The code should be : request_body = json.dumps({"receipt-data": token}) Thanks for your time, you can close my case as well !

Hey ! If i had to guess, you should do the same as i did meaning convert your data to a String object before passing it to the request. I think in general you can only pass String objects in HTTP requests. The only question is : does the JS request SDK automatically converts your "dict" - "object" to String. if i remember, you can do something like : var body = {"receipt-data": token} body = str(body) then in your request (actually you have a "data" var that should be "body" in your request body.

Sorry i should not have said i have compressed it my mistake. Without compression it's 463Mo and with compression is 413 so the difference is actually almost null and not relevant here anyway you are right.

Thanks for the reply and the suggestion, but i a very confident that it actually shows the same as my container from Xcode because i have walked through it with my own eyes file by file and saw everything i did in my app as a user. So i "know" that this is correct and my app storage should be 463Mo. I simply wonder why my iphone storage is showing 3Go+ for my app then and this is the thing i would like to explore but i have no idea how or where to start...

Exact same issue we have to delete the sandbox user and create a new one. Besides, enable the "Interrupt purchases for this user" has strictly no effect, my user keeps renewing his subscription every 5 minutes. When unchecking the checkbox and save changes, the "Interrupt purchase" stays "interrupted" forever...