Samsung Galaxy Store app name checker and rules

Our check can't see apps that aren't released yet, so Samsung's publication review has the final say on your name. How our checks work

CostNo sign-up or annual fee
Title lengthNo published limit
To publishCommercial seller status
Business checkD-U-N-S is easiest
Holds the nameYour published app
Checked 25 Oct 2026, 07:14 UTCSources [1, 2, 3, 5]

What can a Galaxy Store app title contain?

Samsung doesn't publish a length limit, so our checker keeps to 2 to 30 characters, like Google Play. Samsung's App Distribution Guide bans keyword stuffing, Samsung's own marks and text unsuitable for all ages.

RuleWhat it means
No keyword stuffingNo irrelevant, misleading or fraudulent keywords
No Samsung marksNo Samsung brand names, logos or trademarks
Other brandsOnly with the owner's permission, if they could mislead users
All agesListing text must suit users of all ages
English defaultRequired if you publish in 2 or more countries
No other storesDon't promote other app stores or platforms

Sources [3, 5]

What do you need to publish on Galaxy Store?

Commercial seller status, even for free apps. You can apply as a private seller or as a corporate seller, which sells under a company name.

NeedDetail
EmailOn a company or private domain, not Gmail or Yahoo
Your nameExactly as on your government ID and payout account
Business checkA D-U-N-S number, a DBA (trade name) filing or your country's documents
Payout accountPayPal is easiest; a bank must be in your profile's country
DocumentsIn English (Korean for South Korean citizens)

Sources [1]

How do you get your app on Galaxy Store?

  1. Check the name above, with Google Play, Huawei AppGallery and the .com.
  2. Sign up for a Samsung account, then register with Seller Portal.
  3. Apply for commercial seller status; approval can take several days.
  4. In Seller Portal, choose Add New App, enter its title and submit it for review.[1, 4]

What should you know before you apply to Galaxy Store?

Samsung's checks can take up to 10 business days each, and outside the US a D-U-N-S number may cost money.

FactWhat it means
D-U-N-S costOutside the US, you may have to pay for it
D-U-N-S checkSamsung takes up to 10 business days to verify it
Bank checkUp to 10 business days for an international account
No copycatsApps can't copy any app already in Galaxy Store

Sources [1, 2, 3]

What can go wrong with a Galaxy Store application, and how do you fix it?

Most delays come from details that don't match, and most fixes are a correction in Seller Portal.

ProblemFix
Application not approvedCheck your banking details are correct
No D-U-N-S numberSend a DBA filing or your country's business documents, or contact the Seller Portal team
Name doesn't matchMatch your ID exactly; put a middle name in the first-name field
Public email domainUse a company domain, or explain why you can't

Sources [1]

Which platforms should you claim with your Galaxy Store app name?

Google Play, the App Store, the .com, Instagram and X. See all app stores, or read Growing on Samsung Galaxy Store.

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Sources (5)

  1. PrimarySamsung Developer: Get started in Galaxy Store
  2. PrimarySamsung Developer: Galaxy Store FAQ
  3. PrimarySamsung Developer: App Distribution Guide (1.3 and 3.2)
  4. PrimarySamsung Developer: Learn about Samsung Seller Portal
  5. PrimaryZero To 1000's platform catalog: name length we check and what holds the name