It's pretty tedious, but it works for me. The 2FA setting should show that it's turned on.Īt that point you should be able to use "Sign In With Apple ID" from within the simulator. After 2 days, problem with creating new accounts. You can now test upgrades, downgrades, and cancellations for subscriptions, as well as reset the introductory offer eligibility for a test account from Settings on devices running iOS 14 or later.
Apple sandbox testing password#
I can now use "Sign In With Apple" for this sandbox user.ġ) create sandbox user in App Store ConnectĢ) go to to accept the "Terms & Conditions"ģ) create a local account on your Mac (or if you have a spare phone, you can probably do step 4 via the phone) and use that sandbox ID when asked about the Apple ID.Ĥ) from your local account, on the Mac, configure 2FA (turn it on) in : System Preferences -> Apple ID -> Password & Security (use a valid phone number to receive text messages)ĥ) go back to your regular account and, from Xcode, start the simulator and configure the Apple ID as that sanbox user's ID. since last Saturday Ive been struggling with creating and using Sandbox Accounts to test in-app payment. The Apple sandbox environment lets you test in-app purchases on devices using product information set up in App Store Connect. Use CSS to set other properties, such as the size and corner radius. You can specify the Apple Pay button style, type, and localization using attributes. This allowed me to have 2FA turned on in the simulator. The JavaScript Apple Pay button provides a variety of Apple Pay button types that you can use on your website to initiate a transaction. Enter the tester information, then click Invite. From Users and Access, click Testers under Sandbox. Required role: Account Holder, Admin, App Manager, or Developer. After a little digging, I created an account on my MacBook for this Sandbox test user and configured 2FA once I logged in. To learn more about testing Apple Pay apps, go to Apple Pay Sandbox Testing.