Privacy

Not legitimately. Google has no feature to sell or transfer ownership of a developer account. A “sale” is really handing over the login to a personal Google identity — which you can never truly own, and which Google can freeze the moment re-verification does not match the person operating it. The supported route is Google’s official app transfer, which moves a listing rather than an account.

Because there's no clean way to do it. Selling means sharing a full Google login — Gmail, Photos, Contacts and more. Even deleted data can be recovered, and the original owner can reclaim the account at any time, taking your apps with them.

No. Google's account-recovery and data-retention systems mean traces can be recovered after deletion. Selling exposes your private life to a stranger and never fully transfers control. If you want the account to earn without giving it away, keep ownership and work with a publishing partner instead — see how Android app ad revenue sharing works.