App Store and Google Play publishing
We may publish selected apps to major app stores when product rights and compliance requirements are clear.

Publishing
Red Rat in Hat may selectively publish independent apps when product rights, store compliance, and payout details can be verified. Publishing is limited, compliance-first, and by invitation only.

We may publish selected apps to major app stores when product rights and compliance requirements are clear.
We may prepare store listings, descriptions, screenshots, and metadata that meet platform guidelines.
We may support releases, review app-store requirements, and coordinate compliance checks before submission.
We prepare settlement reports and coordinate developer-share payouts to validated payout accounts after platform proceeds are received.
Developer payouts
For publishing projects, developer payouts are handled as part of the publishing agreement and monthly settlement process.
After Apple or Google proceeds are received, Red Rat in Hat prepares a settlement report, deducts the agreed publisher fee, platform adjustments, refunds, chargebacks, bank fees, taxes, reserves, or other agreed deductions, and pays the developer share to a validated payout account.
A payout account is considered valid only when it is opened in the developer's legal name, the account details match the publishing agreement, the route is accepted by our bank, the account can receive a small test transfer when requested, and the route does not require third-party accounts, cash, crypto, or false payment descriptions.
If a payout route is rejected, returned, frozen, or otherwise unavailable, the developer share remains payable to the developer and is held until the developer provides a valid replacement payout account. Suspended payouts do not change ownership of the developer share.
A successful test transfer confirms only the current payout route; banks and payment routes may still change rules or reject future transfers.
Projects are limited and selective.
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