# Getting the SHA Key for Google Login

**1.  In case of a new app**

a. Login into your Google Developer Account.

b. Create a new app listing by clicking on Create App button and fill in the relevant details.

c. Click on the Production tab from the left menu.

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d. Click on Create New Release

e. After that click on Change App Signing Key and in the Modal select Use Google Generated Key

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f.  Now from the left menu go to App Integrity -> App Signing and copy the SHA-1 Certificate Fingerprint.

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**2. In Case of an Existing App, you can direct follow the step 1-f to get your SHA-1 Certificate fingerprint.**

**3. If you are not using Google App Signing due to any particular reason, kindly get in touch with us.**


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