Data Portability Developer Guide

Updated: May 19, 2026

Meta believes in the principle of data portability. If you share data with one service, you should be able to move it to another. This gives people choice and enables developers to innovate and compete. Data portability requires common standards, which is why we support standard data transfer formats and are Data Transfer Initiative (DTI)⁠ partners, building our data portability solutions using open-source software such as the Data Transfer Project⁠.

Following onboarding via the Developer Portal, developers can list their platform as a destination on Meta's Export Your Information (EYI) tool. Follow our Onboarding Guide to learn how.

Documentation Contents

Overview

Learn about the process to onboard as a Data Transfer app destination.

Developer Portal

Visit the Developer Portal to begin onboarding and track your progress towards becoming a data portability destination at Meta.

Onboarding Guide

Follow a detailed guide for onboarding as a Data Transfer app.

Deeplinking Guide

Follow a detailed guide for integrating deeplinks into your platform.

Deeplinking Data Parameters

Learn about the data types you can implement within your deeplinks.

Self Serve Testing

Learn how to test and validate integration between your app and Meta.

Frequently Asked Questions

Get support in onboarding by reading the frequently asked questions.

Glossary

Learn about the specific terminology used in data portability.

Support

Learn about how to get in touch with Meta's data portability team.

Changelog

Learn about the most recent changes to Meta's data portability tools.