# Get Transaction History Get a customer’s in-app purchase transaction history for your app. ## Discussion The [`Get Transaction History`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/Get-Transaction-History) endpoint returns results for all in-app purchase product types: auto-renewable subscriptions, non-renewing subscriptions, non-consumable, and consumable. The result returns transactions in any state, including transactions that are refunded or revoked, and transactions that the app has or hasn’t marked as finished. You can customize your request by including query parameters that filter the transaction history. The query parameters limit the scope of the request by dates, product IDs, product types, and subscription group identifiers. You can also exclude revoked or nonrevoked transactions, and limit the transactions by in-app ownership type. If you provide multiple filters in the query, the transactions that return match all the filters. You can also specify a sort order. The App Store sorts the transactions based on their recently modified dates. Use a `DESCENDING` order to get the most recent transactions first. The App Store updates the recently modified date if the customer upgrades a subscription or the App Store revokes an in-app purchase. If a transaction updates while you’re receiving transaction history and the response is sorted in `ASCENDING` order, you may receive the transaction again with updated data. The `productId`, `productType`, and `subscriptionGroupIdentifier` query parameters allow you to specify multiple values. To specify more than one value for a query parameter, include it in the request multiple times. For example, to filter the transaction history by non-consumable and auto-renewable product types, include the following within your request: ```javascript GET https://api.storekit.apple.com/inApps/v2/history/{anyTransactionId}?productType=NON_CONSUMABLE&productType=AUTO_RENEWABLE ``` When you specify multiple values for a single query parameter, the response contains transactions that match any of the values. > Note: > If you use optional query parameters, be sure to use the same query parameters on subsequent requests that include the `revision` parameter. To request a full transaction history in ascending order for your app, start by calling the endpoint without any query parameters, as follows: ```javascript GET https://api.storekit.apple.com/inApps/v2/history/{anyTransactionId}} ``` For subsequent requests, include the `revision` token from the previous [`HistoryResponse`](/documentation/AppStoreServerAPI/HistoryResponse). ```javascript GET https://api.storekit.apple.com/inApps/v2/history/{anyTransactionId}?revision={revision} ``` --- Copyright © 2026 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. | [Terms of Use](https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/terms/site.html) | [Privacy Policy](https://www.apple.com/privacy/privacy-policy)