App Store Connect requires "Trader" information for EU Digital Services Act

Apple's App Store Connect has a new requirement; you must now "let us know whether or not you’re a trader" in order to comply with the European Union's [Digital Services Act](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Services_Act) .  > To submit new content to the App Store, Apple Books, or Apple Podcasts, you need to let us know whether or not you’re a trader. The Digital Services Act in the EU requires Apple to verify and display trader contact information for all traders who may distribute content in the EU. > > Complete Compliance Requirements It then requires you to pick one of two options: > Digital Services Act Compliance [(image)](https://i.sstatic.net/AmGEz.png) > Specify if you will distribute any content in the capacity of a trader or non-trader with respect to European Union (EU) law. [Learn more about whether you qualify as a trader.](https://developer.apple.com/help/app-store-connect/manage-compliance-information/manage-european-union-digital-services-act-trader-requirements/) > > * This is a trader provider account > > * Apple will publish the verified address and contact information associated with your developer account on the App Store in accordance with EU Law. > > * This is a non-trader provider account > > * Apple will not publish the verified address and contact information associated with your developer account on the App Store in accordance with EU Law. What is a **"Trader"** according to the EU DSA? Should developers indicate that they are a trader, or not? What determines if an individual or business App Store Connect account is an EU trader?