Unity IAP 5 introduces major architectural refinements, structural changes to initialization, and cleaner product fetching workflows. Plus, it paves the way for advanced ecosystem features on the horizon - including direct payment providers (like Stripe and Coda) and webshops that let you target sales better and keep a greater share of your purchase revenue.

Whether you are migrating from Unity IAP 4 to IAP 5 or setting up mobile in-app purchases in the Unity game engine for the first time, this step-by-step breakdown covers the complete implementation workflow.

🔗 Official Migration Guide: https://on.unity.com/IAPMigration_Docs
🔗 Discussion Article: https://on.unity.com/IAPMigration_Discussions
🔗 Gem Hunter UGS Reference Project: https://on.unity.com/GemHunter_Blog

[0:00] - What's New in Unity IAP 5?
[1:10] - Table of contents
[1:28] - Overview of API Changes (IAP 4 vs IAP 5 Side-by-Side)
[2:24] - Subscribing to StoreController Events
[5:30] - Product Fetching
[6:55] - Fetching Purchases
[8:55] - Purchase Flow 
[10:00] - Purchase Processing
[13:30] - Coming next

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