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# RefundHistoryResponse

A response that contains an array of signed JSON Web Signature (JWS) refunded transactions, and paging information.

```
object RefundHistoryResponse
```

## Discussion

The [`Get Refund History`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/Get-Refund-History) endpoint returns this response.

This response returns a maximum of 20 refunded transactions. If your customer has more than 20 refunded transactions, the `hasMore` value is `true`. Each response includes a [`revision`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/RefundHistoryResponse/revision) token. Call [`Get Refund History`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/Get-Refund-History) again with the [`revision`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/RefundHistoryResponse/revision) token in the query to receive the next set of transactions. When the App Store has no more transactions to send, the `hasMore` value is `false`.

Consider storing the `revision` token from the last page of results with other customer account information. Use it at a later date when you call [`Get Refund History`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/Get-Refund-History) to request any new refunded transactions since the last time you called the endpoint for the customer. By using the stored `revision` token, you can avoid fetching transactions you’ve already received.

## Topics

### Response data types

[`hasMore`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/hasMore)

A Boolean value indicating whether the App Store has more transaction data.

[`revision`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/revision)

A token you use in a query to request the next set of transactions for the customer.

[`JWSTransaction`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/JWSTransaction)

Transaction information signed by the App Store, in JSON Web Signature (JWS) Compact Serialization format.


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