Can I use my existing Spotify account?

Yes, you can log in with the same email and password you already use. Premium Spotify APK is the official Spotify Android app with the subscription check patched out and the ad code removed, so it reads your existing library, playlists, followed artists, and listening history exactly as the Play Store version does. Your saved songs and Daylist carry straight over. Nothing on Spotify’s servers changes when you sign in, which means you can switch back to the stock app on the same account at any time.

One thing you should weigh before you log in. Using a patched build breaks Spotify’s Terms of Service, so a small ban risk exists. A built-in anti-ban layer patches the detection signatures that flag modified clients, and accounts on era v9.0.84.1340 stay clean in most cases. Even so, the safer move is to sign in with a spare free account that you do not mind losing, then keep your main account on the official app.

The account you use unlocks every premium feature directly. You get ad-free playback, 320kbps audio set under Settings, Audio Quality, Very High, unlimited skips, offline downloads up to 10,000 songs across 5 devices, AI DJ, real-time synced lyrics, podcasts, and 15 hours of audiobooks a month. None of this depends on an active paid plan tied to the account.

The same account works across platforms. On Android you sign in once after following the Android install steps. iPhone uses a patched Spotify++ IPA sideloaded with AltStore or Sideloadly on a free Apple ID, with a 7-day certificate you refresh weekly. On a computer you run the APK inside an Android emulator like BlueStacks, MEmu, or LDPlayer, and the PC and emulator guide walks through that setup.

If your playlists do not show after the first login, connect a US VPN, sign in, change your country at spotify.com under Profile, then wait 24 to 48 hours for the change to sync.