Unable to Verify App
This usually means iOS cannot trust the app signature.
- Certificate revoked or expired
- Profile does not include the device UDID
- IPA signed with mismatched certificate files
- Old app build still installed on the device
Use this page to identify whether your install problem is caused by a revoked certificate, wrong .p12 password, missing UDID, mismatched mobileprovision profile, or a broken IPA file.
This usually means iOS cannot trust the app signature.
This means the installed app package is not passing iOS verification.
ESign can import files but still fail if the active certificate entry is wrong.
Feather needs the certificate, profile, and password to match each other.
CertDrop delivers the .p12 certificate, matching .mobileprovision profile, certificate password, and install/download page by email. The package is designed for compatible IPA signing workflows such as ESign, Feather, and online IPA signing.
Usually iOS cannot verify the signing certificate, the certificate was revoked, or the provisioning profile does not include the device UDID.
It means iOS does not trust the installed app package. Common causes include revoked certificates, mismatched profiles, missing UDID, or a damaged IPA.
If the problem is caused by missing, revoked, expired, or mismatched certificate files, a fresh CertDrop certificate package can help.
You need the IPA, a .p12 certificate, the matching .mobileprovision profile, and the certificate password.