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Xcode cannot reach your Apple Developer account
iOS / Xcode · last reviewed 2026-11-10
The error looks like this
error: No Accounts: Add a new account in Accounts settings.
Why it happens
Not signed in to Xcode, the team membership expired, or the bundle ID is already registered by someone else.
How to fix it
- Xcode > Settings > Accounts: sign in and select your team.
- Check the membership is active at developer.apple.com.
- If "Failed to register bundle identifier": the ID is taken — choose a unique one.
- CI: use an App Store Connect API key with -allowProvisioningUpdates -authenticationKeyPath.
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