No accounts with iTunes Connect access have been found for the team
IosApp StoreApp Store-ConnectIos Problem Overview
In Xcode, when I try to Product > Archive > Validate App
I get the error:
> No accounts with iTunes Connect access have been found for the team "TEAM_NAME". iTunes Connect access is required for App Store distribution.
and/or
> No accounts with App Store Connect access have been found for the team "TEAM_NAME". App Store Connect access is required for App Store Connect distribution.
and/or
> Unable to authenticate with App Store Connect
How can I fix this issue and validate my app?
Ios Solutions
Solution 1 - Ios
Solution 1:
- Quit Xcode completely and re-open it to resolve the problem.
Solution 2:
- Please verify if it's
App Store distribution profile
or not. - If yes then try to login to Xcode with your apple Id which has access
to
iTunes Connect
orApp Store Connect
. - While validating the archive file please choose the same profile. It should work fine.
Solution 2 - Ios
When this happens to me, closing Xcode completely and re-opening it solves the problem.
Solution 3 - Ios
Ran into this problem just now. Complete shutdown and restart of Xcode did the trick for me.
Solution 4 - Ios
Just restart Xcode and it will work :)
Definitely it will work in Xcode 9 alternate you can try with Application Loader.
Solution 5 - Ios
Swift 5, iOS 13
Just restart Xcode, everything works
Solution 6 - Ios
Make sure that your network firewall doesn`t block iTunes connect domain. You might experience with the same message if it is blocked.
For me, iTunes & AppStore access is blocked firewall network level. I restart Xcode and mac, it worked like charm.
Solution 7 - Ios
Restart Xcode or Restart your mac, In my case I just restart Xcode
Solution 8 - Ios
UPDATE XCODE 10
September 2019
If closing Xcode doesn't work, try logging out and logging in with the Apple Developer Account, which may not be the same as the iCloud account in many cases.
These two steps would solve 95% of these error cases.
Solution 9 - Ios
Another solution that works for me is to disable Automatically manage signing
and then restart the Xcode.
Then I enable again the Automatically manage signing
to upload the application.
Hope that helps.
Solution 10 - Ios
For the XCode 12 and above. Closing the Xcode and reopen solved the issue.
Solution 11 - Ios
Solution 12 - Ios
Just restart not only Xcode, but also the OS. Didn't believe it, but really, just restart.
Solution 13 - Ios
I tried these three solutions and things were back to normal
Solution 1:
Completely close Xcode and Safari.
Solution 2:
Logout and login your apple developer account in Xcode preferences
Solution 3:
Go to your Keychain and deleting the old expired certificates.
Solution 14 - Ios
Make sure apple store domain can be accessed, in my case it was blocked by network admin, i found this after struggling for 2 days in this
Solution 15 - Ios
I had a similar issue. Turned out that App Store was blocked by IT (arrrggggg!!!). Try a different network or ask IT to unblock then should work but first check that you can access App Store
Solution 16 - Ios
Previous answers didn't work for me, including restarting, quitting Xcode and refreshing profiles.
Disconnected from company VPN and instantly started working.
Solution 17 - Ios
Seems to be a lot of solutions to this problem and none of the above worked for me. What did work for me was going into Keychain
and deleting some old expired certificates.
Solution 18 - Ios
UPDATE XCODE 11
If the restarting of Xcode doesn't work, then try logout and login again in with the Apple Developer Account in the xcode.
Process:
Xcode > Preferences
Remove your account by clicking on - sign button
Add your apple ID again by clicking on the plus (+) sign button
Solution 19 - Ios
I experienced this problem just now. Complete shutdown and restart of Xcode did NOT do the trick for me at first! I also had to close the Safari browser which was running in the background.
After both Xcode and Safari was completely closed. I open Safari and navigated to the "App store connect" page -> login. Then I opened Xcode -> run Archive - Validate. and it worked :)
Explanation of problem maybe. I have changed WiFi connections, from office to home office with both Xcode and the Safari browser open, and they must then have gotten confused of the wifi change, and remembered old connection data.
Solution 20 - Ios
I had the same issue today .I had logged in with the apple id to an iOS device and linked with iCloud that was creating issue to me so once i removed the account from the device it worked fine for me.
Solution 21 - Ios
For me, this happened when I have the same Apple Id added to the accounts of Xcode on two devices. After removing the account from one device, the other one can upload to App Store fine. I did restart Xcode after removing, not sure if that's necessary. Maybe it's more like a session expires or connection issue.
Solution 22 - Ios
I know this has been solved, but none of the listed solutions worked for me and in case someone else is also experiencing this issue- it could be due to not enabling Two-Factor Authentication.
I was having no problems uploading builds to the App Store and within the span of 1 hour got this same issue. Once I followed Apple's documentation and enabled Two-Factor Authentication for both my organization's Team Agent as well as my own developer account, I restarted XCode and was able to successfully upload builds again.
Solution 23 - Ios
I had this same error. I tried rebooting etc. and nothing worked. I tried again several hours later and managed to submit successfully. I can only assume the service was down.
Solution 24 - Ios
Please use Application Loader, if all the above fails.
Step 1:- Create a .ipa file for app store distribution.
Step 2:- Login to Application loader with your apple developer account for which you are uploading your app.
Step 3:- Choose .ipa file from application loader, read the instruction asked and follow the steps.
I got the same issue, after spending lots of time and doing each and every thing but no solution work for me, at the last I just upload me .ipa file in Application Loader. And it work.
Solution 25 - Ios
Xcode 10. Aug. 2019
Press the Manage Account then see a reminder said my account is expired. Logging in again fixes this problem.
Solution 26 - Ios
While developing using XCode, I found many errors only solved with restarting XCode and Macbook. Just restart the Macbook and it will be gone. Anything else except restarting is not worth of time. I have tried many things to solve this error. I tried to log in again and again with AppStore but only restarting MacBook worked for me.
Solution 27 - Ios
If closing Xcode or restarting the Mac didn't help, try deleting Derived Data.
Solution 28 - Ios
Remove all apple accounts close xcode restart mac add apple account it will work
Solution 29 - Ios
make sure that project navigator under both pods and runner, and signing & capabilities tab the team is selected.
Solution 30 - Ios
Deleting DerivedData and restarting XCode solved the issue.
Solution 31 - Ios
It founds it, but doe's not let you access it!
Recently Apple applied the US sanctions to some countries in a more restricted way and resulted in this issue. Also, you can see this issue if you head to some of Apple's online resources like the developer.apple.com and see this instead:
> The page you’re looking for can’t be found.
This error is NOT a 404
error, as you can see in the console! It's a 403
and can be solved by using a good quality VPN
Some VPN's are already detected by major companies like Google and Apple and will not work for this issue
I hope it helps everyone, and I hope Apple discontinue this racist behavior