

- #Apple sandbox testing responses verification
- #Apple sandbox testing responses password
- #Apple sandbox testing responses simulator
The Sandbox App provides a native preview, without the need to open (and pay for!) a Developer Account. Because this can be a real inconvenience to people who are new to apps, we decided to develop the Sandbox App for iOS that you can access through your My GoodBarber app for iOS that we launched with GoodBarber 3. The web app just isn't as reactive, and some visual effects such as pull to refresh are absent from it. While you can always test the HTML5 version of your app, the web app is an approximation and doesn't deliver the same experience as the native version. Obviously, this means that it's in your interest to open the account when you actually want to publish the app, and not have an unused account gathering dust for months. If anyone can help shed any light on this so that I can complete my integration and get this payment gateway signed off, I would very much appreciate it.With Android, testing the native application isn't difficult as you don't need a Publisher Account to be able to build your app. For iOS, however, a Developer Account is mandatory just to be able to build your app, and that account costs $99 or 79 € per year. There appears to have been a few people in the past few days reporting seeing a similar message although I'm unsure if they're all trying to do things with sandbox accounts as well.
#Apple sandbox testing responses simulator
#Apple sandbox testing responses password
If I try to log into macOS, my username and password are accepted (indeed, it was here where I first set up the 2FA) but then a message box appears saying ACCOUNT_UNAVAILABLE. 2FA is enabled and I either get the text message or the on-screen six digit code. If I try to log into the or websites, the log in is fine.

I do not own an iPhone, and it does not appear that the Simulator which ships with Xcode allows you to add cards to the wallet (unless I'm missing that due to the issues I will go on to describe shortly) so I tried to log this sandbox Apple ID into my Macbook running the latest release of Big Sur.
#Apple sandbox testing responses verification
My colleague has created a Sandbox Tester account for me, for which I received the verification email and did the necessary to verify it. The testing requires that you use a Sandbox Apple ID alongside a sandbox wallet and test card in order to verify the integration, and here's where I'm having a problem.

I am currently attempting to implement Apple Pay for Web, which will integrate with a third party payment gateway.
