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# Creating & Linking a Tiktok Seller Centre Account

For users who have not set up a Tiktok Seller Centre account previously, the below steps will help you create an account and link it to your FLYP account in a matter of minutes. The video below also shows this process.

1. Open the FLYP App and enter your account page in the right corner of the bottom menu bar.
2. Open the side menu and tap Tiktok.
3. Tap Sign up for Tiktok Shop.
4. Tap Europe Seller and United Kingdom
5. Sign up with your Tiktok Account or with your email address.
6. Enter the verification code sent to your email.
7. Set up your password
8. Mark yourself as a sole proprietor unless you have an existing business.
9. Verify your identity and press next
10. Select the time period during which you allow FLYP access to your Tiktok Seller Centre data and authorize access.
11. Reload FLYP.
12. Download the Tiktok Seller Center App

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