# Android

## Step 1: Firebase App Setup

All apps must have a Firebase project and matching credentials to capture subscriptions and send notifications. Follow the link below to create a Firebase project for your app and add the credentials to our platform.

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[Firebase App Setup](/integration/implementation-steps/android/firebase-app-setup.md)
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## Step 2: Integrate Push SDK

Once the Firebase credentials have been uploaded to the platform you can integrate the Push SDK into your app. Choose the appropriate SDK from the list below for implementation instructions.

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[SDK: Kotlin / Java](/integration/implementation-steps/android/sdk-kotlin-java.md)
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