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Thank you. Your BlackBerry Code Signing Key has been submitted for processing. You should receive your BlackBerry Code Signing Keys within an hour. Visit the Code Signing Support site if you encounter any issues with your order or need help installing or using your code signing keys. Please ensure that this address is in your safe sender list to ensure that these messages do not get captured by your spam filter. To enquire about the status of your order, please send an email to CodeSigningOrders@BlackBerry and give your order number.

Only Check this if you are creating a application(s) which:

- Requires access to the embedded secure element

- Requires access to the SIM secure element

- Targets BlackBerry 7.1 or lower

Do not check this box if you are creating a application(s) which:

- Utilizes Reader/Writer or Peer-to-Peer NFC modes or does not make use of NFC at all

- Targets BlackBerry 10 or PlayBook OS

Near Field Communication (NFC) technology on the BlackBerry® device can be used to transmit and store sensitive information that could include credit card data, ID or physical access credentials. Due to the sensitive nature of this information BlackBerry has chosen to restrict access to certain NFC APIs.

Are you sure your application(s) require access to the secure element. You can apply for this at a later date by filling out the form again.

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For BlackBerry NDK, AIR, and Android app developers

- If you're developing apps using the BlackBerry 10 Native SDK, AIR, and Android you can also request your BlackBerry ID token from the Deployment Setup Wizard in the BlackBerry Momentics IDE.

- Make sure you have the latest development tools available for your platform:

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Only applications which require access to the secure element and the related secure element APIs have to be signed by the NFCR and/or RESE signing keys.

If you are interested in developing applications for Blackberry devices that utilize Reader/Writer or Peer-to-Peer NFC modes, and do not require secure element access, you will only need to sign these applications using the standard Code Signing Keys.

Near Field Communication (NFC) technology on the BlackBerry® device can be used to transmit and store sensitive information that could include credit card data, ID or physical access credentials. Due to the sensitive nature of this information BlackBerry has chosen to protect certain NFC APIs with code signing keys:

- Near Field Communication BlackBerry

- BlackBerry Embedded Secure Element (RESE)