TransactionKey
Asked on 01/12/2025
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The term "TransactionKey" is not explicitly mentioned in the provided context. However, the concept of a unique identifier for transactions is discussed in the "Meet FinanceKit" session. In this session, it is mentioned that each transaction has an identifier that is unique per transaction and per device. This identifier is useful for tracking how a transaction evolves over time.
If you are interested in learning more about how transactions are handled in FinanceKit, you can refer to the session titled "Meet FinanceKit," specifically in the chapter on "Overview of data types" which starts at 01:48.
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