Find transaction ID on Google Play to transfer apps in 2017

Question

I was trying to transfer one of my apps to another developer on Google Play, but I can't find my transaction ID now. Some months ago it's possible to find the transaction ID on Google Wallet, but it's not possible anymore. How I can find my transaction ID on Google Play now?

Shaina

As all answers seems out-dated, you can have a look at this post. – Frederiksen

Answer 1

https://payments.google.com/payments/u/0/home#subscriptionsAndServices

You'll need to log in with your ID.

1. Click subscribe and services view one or two cards

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2. Other purchase activity bottom or footer show view purchases click then completed purchase details list item showed.

3. choose google play right side open and get your transactions id

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Laryngeal

@Shaina are u find it. – Laryngeal

I find it now. Thank you. – Shaina

this method works like a charm. However if you bought your google developer's account years ago (I bought it in 2012), it might be listed as "Android" and not "Google Play" as shown in the screenshot. – Copro

My other purchase activity is empty – Toler

I create an account in 2015 and I follow this step but didn't find transaction id. – Bernitabernj

payments.google.com/payments/u/0/home#subscriptionsAndServices wil redirect me to pay.google.com/payments/u/0/home#subscriptionsAndServices as latest they have merge all payment in single place – Bernitabernj

Does not work if you purchased your account a long time ago and not bought anything since. – Diastole

This answer is no longer valid. See my comment. – Alkaloid

Answer 2

I found another way to get Transaction ID Do step by step:

1. Open Gmail inbox, and search "[email protected]" keyword

2. Open the first email with the title "Google : Thank you ..."

3. You will found Order number "05912476870148xxxx.registration-9d07c086-abc6-xxxx-xx-xxxxx"

4. Split the text and get the Transaction ID is :"registration-9d07c086-abc6-xxxx-xx-xxxxx"

Colp

you sved my life – Phosphorescence

@Mr Larva step 4 provides a critical piece of information that I've found nowhere else. Google says just copy the Transaction ID or Order Number, but NOWHERE does it say to slice off the ID starting at registration. After an hour or two of searching, this was the key. – Gomes

You are the man who gave me the proper answer, all the others don't know what the problem is – Ternion

Answer 3

I was having the same issue and above answers do not work any more. I only had the Developer Ids from the emails, so wrote to Google and received a reply. And their reply was to prefix those numbers with 0.G.

Weird that their form could not do it in the background or they could not put that in their help page!

Freed

didn't work for me – Sunda

Answer 4

Since a few days the Developer Console has changed a bit. So has the location of the Transaction-ID.

It can now be found here:

1. Go to https://pay.google.com/payments/u/0/home#activity
2. Click on Google Play Developer Token
3. A panel opens on the right side of the screen showing your Transaction-ID at the bottom.

Alkaloid

Answer 5

I couldn't find my "Transaction ID for the original Play Console account's registration" either but luckily you don't need it when you are logged in with the original account.

Then the field "Transaction ID for the original Play Console account's registration" is not there so in that case you don't need it. Phew.

I was trying to transfer from my old to my new account and was logged in to my new account.

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