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Android Developer Verification

How do I complete Android Developer Verification if my app uses the ONE store app signing key?

Apps that use the ONE store app signing key may require the final signed release APK with ONE store signing applied to complete Android Developer Verification.

  • If you need to register an existing package name or verify signing key ownership, follow the steps below.

Steps

  1. Start Android Developer Verification and package name registration with Google.

  2. Copy the snippet provided on the verification screen.

  3. Add the copied snippet to your app’s assets/adi-registration.properties file.

  4. Build an APK/AAB that includes the file and submit it to ONE store.

  5. Submit the final signed release APK with the ONE store app signing key applied to Google.

  6. Complete package name and signing key verification with Google.

Notes

  • If your app uses the ONE store app signing key, Google may not be able to verify signing key ownership using only the APK signed directly by the developer.

  • The Android Developer Verification process may change according to Google policy. Make sure to check Google’s official guidance before proceeding.

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Why does the 'Check your Android Developer Verification status' pop-up appear when I register a binary?

  • This is an informational notice displayed when the uploaded APK/AAB does not include the assets/adi-registration.properties file.

  • This pop-up has no effect on binary registration, review, or release, and does not indicate an error or rejection.

The pop-up still appears even though I have already completed Android Developer Verification with Google.

  • ONE store cannot directly check your verification status with Google, so this notice is displayed based solely on whether the adi-registration.properties file is included in your binary.

  • Therefore, even if you have completed verification, the pop-up may appear for binaries that do not include the file. In this case, you may simply close the pop-up — no further action is required.

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