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Get Your Verification Credentials from the Google Play Console

Updated: Jun 30, 2026
1. Navigate to the Google Cloud console.
2. If you don't have an existing project that you would like to use, create a new project. Otherwise, select an existing project.
3. From the sidebar on the left, select the tab titled IAM & Admin.
Google Cloud console sidebar with the IAM and Admin item highlighted in the pinned products list
4. Now, from the sidebar select the tab titled Service Accounts and click the button Create Service Account.
5. Enter your Service account name and click Create and Continue.
Create service account form with the service account name and ID filled in and the Create and Continue button
6. Grant the newer service account basic viewer access.
Role picker in the grant access step with Basic selected and the Viewer role highlighted
7. After clicking Done, click on the service account that you just created, and navigate to the tab titled Keys.
Service account detail tabs with the Keys tab selected, next to Details, Permissions, Metrics, and Logs
8. Create a new JSON private key. This will save the credential to your local machine to be used later.
Create private key dialog with the JSON key type selected and the Create button to download the credential
9. Now, under the Details tab, copy the email address associated with the new service account.
10. Navigate to the Google Play console, and under the Users and permissions tab, click Invite new users.
11. Paste the service account email address and under the Account permissions tab, select the View app information, View financial data, and Manage orders and subscriptions permissions.
12. Save your changes.
13. Now, return to the Google Cloud Console, and visit the APIs dashboard.
APIs and Services dashboard for the ClassyTaxiApp project with the Enable APIs and Services option
14. Click Enable APIs and Services, search for the Google Play Android Developer API, and enable it.
Google Play Android Developer API details page with the Disable API option, confirming the API is enabled