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The Developer website is misleading here, at least AFAICT. When you go to create a certificate, the In-House and Ad Hoc option says: Sign your iOS app for In-House or for Ad Hoc distribution. [All emphasis in these quotes is mine.] However, that certificate isn’t limited to iOS. For example: If you create tvOS In House provisioning profile, it will let you select the iOS Distribution certificate. I believe [1] that other platforms, like visionOS, are covered by the In House provisioning profile, despite the fact that the website says: To sign iOS apps for In House Distribution, you need a Certificate. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com [1] It’s actually hard for me to test this right now, so my conclusion is based on an analogy. If I created an Ad Hoc profile, it lets me select the iOS Distribution certificate but it also then lets me select non-iOS devices, like an Apple Vision Pro. So if things work this way

I got the comment from Apple, that it should be solved with iOS 26.4. As I do not have it directly available maybe @MarcusP you can test it?

I recommend that you seek help via Apple > Developer > Contact Us > Development and Technical > Entitlements, which is the standard escalation path for entitlement issues. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

Additional info: I have confirmed that users can successfully revert from the downgrade to the original product via the iOS Settings app (Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions). The issue seems to be specific to performing this action within the app using the StoreKit 2 API.

Let’s focus this discussion in your other thread. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

@DTS Engineer We can sign in successfully to both the Apple account page and Apple Business Manager using the same Apple ID. However, when trying to access App Store Connect, the system displays this message: “To access App Store Connect, you must be part of the Apple Developer Program as an individual or team member, or be invited by someone who authorizes you to access their content.” Current situation and urgency: Because the membership has expired, our app has been temporarily removed from the App Store. At the same time, we’re unable to sign in to the Account Holder account, which is preventing us from resolving the issue.

We can sign in successfully to both the Apple account page and Apple Business Manager using the same Apple ID. However, when trying to access App Store Connect, the system displays this message: “To access App Store Connect, you must be part of the Apple Developer Program as an individual or team member, or be invited by someone who authorizes you to access their content.” Current situation and urgency: Because the membership has expired, our app has been temporarily removed from the App Store. At the same time, we’re unable to sign in to the Account Holder account, which is preventing us from resolving the issue.

Hi @Duynguyentan, You wrote: After configuring this key, the issue still persists with the same logs. PNO also reported that they still do not receive any calls from Apple services for the eligibility check step. Could you please help us check this? The response error associated with the logs provided in FB21945664 are different from the previous errors found in FB21352672. Since the PNO is not receive any Apple Pay requests, they should use the metadata provided to you within FB21945664 to investigate further. If needed, they can submit their own code-level support request so I can investigate. Thank you for your patience so far. Cheers, Paris X Pinkney |  WWDR | DTS Engineer