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# Certificate signing request

### How to create a Certificate Signing Request?

A Certificate Signing Request (CSR) contains the necessary details required by a certificate authority to generate your certificate. This includes your account name, organization name, country name, and other relevant information.

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Follow these steps to generate a CSR on Mac OS:

* Open **Launchpad** on your Mac OS.
* Navigate to the Others folder.
* Open Keychain Access.
* Click on Keychain Access > Certificate Assistant > Request a Certificate From a Certificate Authority.
* The Certificate Assistant window will open.
* Enter the User Email Address and Common Name.
* The CA Email Address field is optional—leave it blank if not required.
* Select Saved to disk as the request method.
* Add a unique name for your certificate and click Save.
* Locate the saved certificate by clicking Show in Finder.

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You will need to upload this file when generating an iOS Distribution Certificate in your Apple Developer Account.
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