For apps
The App Store quietly recovered these for you.
The web doesn’t.
Apple retried the card, chased the expired ones and handled the grace period. Take payments on the web and every bit of that becomes yours. Redux picks it up.
your app · in-app recovery
Payment failed
Your Pro features are paused.
Your card was declined on 14 Oct. Update it to restore access — takes about ten seconds.
Update payment method
What changed
On the App Store, you never saw a failed payment.
Apple retried the card, emailed the customer, held the grace period and restored access when it cleared. You saw the revenue, or you quietly didn’t — and either way it was handled. Web payments hand all of that back to you, usually without anyone noticing it happened.
Now it’s yours. Unless it’s ours.
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Retries timed against the signals that predict success, not a fixed schedule.
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Email, SMS and push for the failures that need the customer.
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Prompts and lockouts inside your own app, where they already are.
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One-tap card update with no login and no support ticket.
Every method
Six ways to get the payment back. Two of them only work in an app.
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In-app prompts & lockouts
Pause a feature, surface the prompt in the screen they already opened. The channel Apple never gave you and email can’t reach.
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Push notifications
Reach them on the device the subscription lives on, not in an inbox they ignore.
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One-tap payment update
No login, no support ticket, wallets supported. Ten seconds from tap to restored access.
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AI retries
Timed against the signals that predict success, not a fixed schedule.
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Recovery emails & SMS
For the failures that still need an inbox or a phone.
06
Trial & first-payment recovery
Catch the card that fails the moment a trial converts.