After [registering your developer account](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/webstore/register), you can proceed to fill out additional information about your account.

## Fill out your account information

To set up your account go to the **Account page** in the developer dashboard, located on the left menu.
![Chrome Web Store account page](https://developer.chrome.com/static/docs/webstore/set-up-account/image/chrome-web-store-account-f0974b199c5e3.png) Chrome Web Store Account page

Here you can provide your developer profile information, configure management settings and enable email notifications, among other things. The page itself provides instructions; however, there are a few fields worth calling out.

Publisher name (Required)
:   Appears under "Offered by:" in the **Details** section of your store listing. If you are a [verified publisher](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/webstore/cws-dashboard-listing#displaying-your-verified-publisher-status), you can also display an official publisher URL under the title of each of your extensions.

Verify your email (Required)
:   Only displayed under your extensions' contact information. Any notifications will be sent to your Chrome Web Store developer account email. See [Verify your email address](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/webstore/set-up-account#verify-contact-email) for details

Physical address (Required in some circumstances)
:   Only items that offer functionality to purchase items, additional features, or subscriptions must include a physical address.

Trusted tester accounts (Optional)
:   A comma-separated list of individuals' email addresses to make your extension available to them for testing.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> **Key point:** The Trusted tester accounts field does *not* support using group email addresses such as those used for posting to Google groups or other forums. If you need to test with a group, do so using the item level visibility setting. Click **Items** in the menu at left. Scroll to **Visibility** . Then select **Private** and **Only trusted testers from the current publisher settings**.

## Verify your email address

Verifying your contact email address is required when you set up a new developer account. When
you click **Add email** on your account page, you can enter an email address and then request
verification. The Chrome Web Store then sends a verification link to that address; use that link to
verify your address.

![Contact email field
showing as unverified](https://developer.chrome.com/static/docs/webstore/set-up-account/image/contact-email-field-showi-2a2c3a7a9a9b8.png)

Click the **Verify email** link to send the verification link to your email.

## Next steps

- [Prepare your extension](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/webstore/prepare).
- [Publish your extension](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/webstore/publish).