Apple App Store Submission
Follow these steps for configuring your app store listing upon submission of your app for review:
Because our SDK deals with wagering real money, the App Store will take the utmost precaution when reviewing your submission.
General App Store Submission
Guides for app store submission can be found here
App Information
Age Rating
Make sure your age rating is 18+ as users must be at least 18 to participate in our SDK.
Users who are under the age of 18 will still be able to download and use the app. Only users with parental controls restricting access to 18+ apps will be impacted by this setting.
Please fill in the circle for Frequent/Intense for contests and 'Yes' for instances of gambling.
Pricing and Availability
Your app must be free to download to offer real money contests. Please choose the free tier pricing schedule.
Apps with subscriptions after download are not subject to this restriction
You will need to manually remove the "app availability" in specific countries or regions if your app is available worldwide or anywhere outside of the U.S.
App Privacy
Lucra’s privacy policy can be found here. Please make sure that your privacy policy is aligned with ours.
Product Page Review
Please mark that your app is collecting several pieces of data.
Data Types
See the screenshots from App Store Connect below.
iOS App Selection
This information will be required for every build that you submit to Apple.
Support URL
App Reviewer Information
Apple will test Lucra in your app during its review process. Please provide your own contact information except for the test phone number.
Test Credentials
Please reach out to the Lucra team for Test Credentials, these will be unique per client.
Testing Notes
A US based IP address is required for testing and please disable any VPNs. We only allow operation from the US so any non-US IPs will be blocked at the server due to legal and security requirements.
Reviewer Notes
Please use a US based IP address for testing and do not use any VPNs. We block non-US IPs because of legal and security requirements to only allow our SDK to operate within the USA.
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