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To get started with creating your app, you’ll need to create a developer account. To do this, please follow the link https://play.google.com/apps/publish/signup/

• Next, you will need to click on create an account and type in your Google account details. If you don’t see this page, it means that you are already logged in with your Google account and you just need to click your avatar/name to proceed with it.

• You will now need to choose between whether you want this developer account to be created for personal use or if it’s for a business or an organization. Choose yourself if your account is for personal use. For example, if you’re a student, hobbyist, or semi-professional developer. You will still be able to earn money on Google Play and invite others to join your account.
• Choose an organization or business if you’re creating an account for an organization or business. For example, if you’re engaged in commercial, industrial, professional, or governmental activities. On you’ve chosen, click on Get Started.

• If you choose yourself, then you’ll need to fill in the following details and check on Agree to the terms and conditions. To create an account, you need to pay a one-off $25 registration fee. You may be asked to verify your identity using a valid ID to complete your account registration.

• If you choose to go with the option which says an organization or business, then you will need to fill in these details and also will need to file a certificate of verification for your organization. The development of your app begins once the verification is done by Google. The process usually takes about 2 days but can be completed sooner.

• Complete the payment of 25 USD either through a credit card or a debit card. Fill in the details of your card and click on Buy. If Google doesn’t verify your identity, the registration fee won’t be refunded so please make sure you fill in the right details and have valid documentation before you sign up with a Google developer account.

• Once the verification is done, a notification will be sent to you through email confirming your account and you can begin developing your app.

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To get started with creating your app, you will first need to create a developer account. To do this, please follow the link https://developer.apple.com/enroll/

Next, you will need to click on create an account and type in your Apple account details.

• Enter your 2FA code if you have set up 2FA and click on “Trust this browser”.

• Fill in the all the details asked and click on Continue once done.

• Select your entity type from the list of options given in the dropdown and hit continue.

1. If you go with the option Individual / Sole Proprietor, then you would not need verification but in case of Company / Organization you will need a verification certificate and a few other documentations to get through. Hit continue once your preferred option is selected.

• Review the Terms and Conditions and check the box and hit continue.

• Complete your payment by clicking on Purchase. To create an account, you will need to pay a one-off $95 registration fee. You may be asked to verify your identity using a valid ID to complete your account registration.

• Complete your order by filling in your card details and once the payment is done it will take some time for Apple to verify your documentation. Once done, you’ll receive an email confirming your account and you can then start developing your customized app!

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