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Lead DevelopmentFACT · 4/5•10 Aug '26•Via https://developers.tiktok.com/doc/changelog

TikTok regional mini-game launch requirements

TikTok's developer documentation explains region-specific submission requirements for releasing mini games on the platform. Developers must complete business verification and have approved basic app information. For certain countries (France, Germany, South Korea, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam) developers must submit local age-rating certificates, proof the game is published in the local Apple App Store or Google Play, or other specified documents. If the legal entity on submitted materials differs from the verified developer entity, an authorization contract is required. The United States, United Kingdom, and EU launches require an organizational-level data usage review. The doc lists exact submission steps, accepted materials (PEGI, USK, GRAC, store links, Vietnam G1 license), review status outcomes, and post-approval launch actions.

•TikTok requires region-specific launch materials for mini games in France, Germany, South Korea, United Kingdom, United States, and Vietnam.
•Developers must complete business verification and have approved basic app information before submitting launch materials.
•Accepted proofs per region include a local age-rating certificate (PEGI, USK, GRAC) or proof the game is published in the local Apple App Store or Google Play listing; Vietnam requires a G1 Online Game License.

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