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### <a name="bullet7"></a>7. Create a Push Credential using your FCM Server Key

You will need to store the FCM Server key(The **Server key** of your project from the Firebase console, found under Settings/Cloud messaging) with Twilio so that we can send push notifications to your app on your behalf. Once you store the Server key with Twilio, it will get assigned a Push Credential SID so that you can later specify which key we should use to send push notifications.
You will need to store the FCM Server key (The **Server key** of your project from the Firebase console, found under Settings/Cloud messaging) with Twilio so that we can send push notifications to your app on your behalf. Once you store the Server key with Twilio, it will get assigned a Push Credential SID so that you can later specify which key we should use to send push notifications.

A FCMv1 server key can be generated from a Firebase Service account by selecting `Create New Key` and subsequently selecting a 'JSON' key type. Keep track of this generated key due to its limited accessibility. For more information on how to create a FCMv1 token, please follow this [document](https://help.twilio.com/articles/20768292997147-Updating-Twilio-Push-for-FCM-HTTP-v1-API).

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