App traffic needs a documented store listing, consent flow, deep link and event path from install to FTD.
Approval belongs to a source
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Mobile traffic conditions are launch-specific.
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The app and distribution method should be shown to the manager.
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SDK and MMP integrations should transmit only approved identifiers.
Changes requiring new approval
Possessing an APK does not confirm permission for every distribution method.
A controlled launch
- Prepare store links and a demo.
- Document the attribution flow.
- Review consent and privacy requirements.
- Run a test install and FTD.
What the manager needs to see
A clean-device install validates the attribution window and first-deposit event.
Pre-scale review
Show the program the application, distribution method and complete event journey before buying traffic.
The event journey
Provide the store listing or build, distribution method, deep link and attribution design. On a clean device, test installation, registration and a permitted event. Verify the attribution window and identifier match between the MMP and dashboard. Possession of an APK does not prove that its distribution method is approved.
Sources and review date
For “Approving in-app, UAC and ASO traffic”, the editorial team reviewed the official RioAff website, current T&C and available dashboard evidence. Last reviewed: 2026-08-06.
Testing the mobile path
Test deep links, webviews, store transitions and return-to-registration flows. Attribution often breaks when the browser or app changes.
Avoid opaque redirect chains; the source path should remain understandable.
Frequently asked questions
What should be submitted before app traffic starts?
Mobile traffic conditions are launch-specific. This reflects public terms; account-specific rates and restrictions still require confirmation.
How is the install-to-FTD journey tested?
Prepare store links and a demo. This reflects public terms; account-specific rates and restrictions still require confirmation.
Does owning an APK approve every distribution method?
Possessing an APK does not confirm permission for every distribution method. This reflects public terms; account-specific rates and restrictions still require confirmation.