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# Displayed Info

This is the menu for managing the distribution Countries/Regions required for app sales.\
Each item can be modified unless it is in the 'In Review' or 'Scheduled' status.

## **Distribution Information**

### **Countries/Regions**

* Select the checkboxes to set the Countries/Regions where the app will be distributed.
* Windows apps can only be distributed in South Korea and are serviced through ONE GameLoop.
* [Go to ONE GameLoop](https://m.onestore.co.kr/ko-kr/gameloop/onegameloop.omp)

### **Recommended Language**

* App information should be provided in an appropriate language for users in each Country/Region.
* The recommended language for each Country/Region refers to the language most commonly used in that region, and it is advisable to provide the app in that language.
* If multilingual support is needed, additional languages can be provided.

**Examples:**

* **Singapore**: English
* **South Korea**: Korean
* **Taiwan:** Traditional Chinese
* **United States:** English

Providing an appropriate language for the Country/Region where the app will be distributed enhances the user experience.\
You can attract more users by setting additional languages beyond the recommended language.

### **Distribution Status** <a href="#distribution-status" id="distribution-status"></a>

<table><thead><tr><th width="175.11114501953125">Distribution Status</th><th>Status Description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Draft</td><td>The app is currently being registered.
<br>You can proceed with the distribution process by submitting a ‘Request for Review’</td></tr><tr><td>Ready to Publish</td><td>The app has passed review but has not been published yet.
<br>You can start publishing through ‘Windows Distribution Management’.</td></tr><tr><td>Published</td><td>The app is currently published.</td></tr><tr><td>Unpublished</td><td><p>The app is unpublished.</p><ul><li>New users cannot install the app, but reinstallation is allowed for existing users.</li><li>In-app purchases are allowed.</li></ul></td></tr><tr><td>Delete</td><td><p>The app has been excluded from the selected countries/regions.</p><ul><li>Users cannot install the app or make in-app purchases.</li></ul></td></tr><tr><td>Sales Prohibited</td><td><p>The app is restricted from sale due to operational policies.</p><ul><li>Users cannot install the app or make in-app purchases.</li></ul></td></tr></tbody></table>

## Important Notes for Setting Distribution Information

* You must check the legal requirements and tax regulations of the selected Countries/Regions.
* Some Countries/Regions may require additional verification procedures, which may take extra time.
* Once an app is deleted in a Country/Region, it may not be possible to re-register it. If re-registration is required, please check the Developer Center policies.


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