Suppose you have developed an Android game and publish that on the Google play. Many users downloaded your app, and you have released few versions also. What if a company wants to acquire your app game? You need to transfer your app to the new business account, and it should display as their registered app. Google makes it quicker and easier way to transfer the ownership of application from one account to another account.
- First you have to login to the Google play publish account using the original app owner’s credentials.
- Then click Help & Feedback -> Contact Support
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Clik here to view. - Select “I would like to have my apps transferred to a new account. Once you select that it asks to fill the form to resolve the issue.
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Clik here to view. - Follow the provided guidelines. It contains several checklist to make sure you are ready to submit the transfer request
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You’ll need to prepare both developer account tosubmit your app transfer.Original Account – This is the account where your app is currently published.
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Clik here to view. - Finally, Fill the “Application Transfer Request” and submit the form. Normally Google responds to your request within a day, and if all the details are correct they transfer the app to new account
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