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It has been a long time since I worked with soap but if you know that the namespace is the problem then I'd just write 'ins0:long' => instead of long:. That's how I circumvent those problems.

jwt_decode just decodes the token without verifying the signature. There is no need to verify signatures in the frontend, since you never have anything secret there without the backend already verifying authorization.

To try out a signed token with a symmetric signature secret, you need to change the algorithm from RS256 to a symmetric one, like HS256 (for verify you can add it to the array of allowed algorithms).

It looks like you have more users than requests and since you are using the indices of the arrays to match user and request, these aren't matching up. You have a comment 'Returns 40 (Dont know why) - you should figure this out and make sure your users are matching with the requests. Also, you may want to consider more tightly coupling your users and requests. Rather than storing them in separate arrays, you could use a tuple type for your list and add a method to make sure this is the correct user for the request, then you would always know you have the right user for the request.

var list = [(UserInfo, Listable)]()

In cellForRowAt just check if indexPath.row % 10 == 0. If it does then you are on a multiple of 10. Then all you need to do is instantiate a difference cell. You'll also need to keep track of the index for the request data array and the ad data array. You can do something like this.