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Fix problems with tap to pay transactions

Important: If you can’t tap and pay, check if you’ve completed the following steps:

1. Check if your device supports NFC.
2. Set Google Pay as your default payment app.
3. Add a card.
4. Set a screen lock.
5. Check if your phone is certified and meets security requirements.
6. Check if your device is unlocked before the payment.

1. On your Android device, open the Settings app.
2. Tap Connected devices Connection preferences NFC.
3. Tap On.
   

1. On your Android device, open the Settings app.
2. Tap Connected devices Connection preferences NFC.
3. Tap Contactless payments.
4. Select Google Wallet.

Tip: Make sure your Google Wallet app is up to date.

1. Open the Google Wallet app .
2. At the bottom, tap Add to Wallet .
3. Tap Payment card.
   • Any cards you saved to your Google Account are shown.
4. Tap New credit or debit card.
   • To add a card, use your camera or tap Enter details manually.
5. At the bottom, tap Save and continue.
6. Read the issuer terms.
7. Tap Accept.
8. If you’re asked to verify your payment method, select an option from the list. Learn how to verify your payment method.

1. Open your phone’s Settings app.
2. Tap Security & privacy.
   • If you don’t find “Security,” you can get help at your phone manufacturer support site.
3. Tap Device unlock Screen lock.
   • If you already set a lock, you need to enter your PIN, pattern, or password before you can select a different one.
4. Select the screen lock method you want to use.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.

1. Open the Google Play Store app .
2. At the top right, tap the Profile icon.
3. Tap Settings.
4. To check if your device is Play Protect certified, tap About.
   • Learn more about Google Play Protect certification status.

Before you can pay, you'll need to confirm it's you using your Android screen lock. You can verify it’s you in Google Wallet with a:

• PIN
• Pattern
• Password
• Fingerprint or class 3 biometrics face unlock (if your device supports it)

• Hold your phone closer to the payment reader for a few more seconds, then try it in a different way.
• If the payment doesn’t go through, find the NFC sign on the terminal or ask a cashier for help. Your NFC antenna could be near the top or middle of your device.

If a check mark appears on your phone when you hold it up to the payment reader but the cashier says the payment didn’t work:

• Try a different payment reader.
• Confirm that the store accepts mobile payments.
• Contact your bank to find out if there’s an issue with your card.
• Try a different payment method. Some terminals might not accept certain cards.

If you’re prompted to enter your PIN, it means that you tried to verify the purchase with a method that's not supported. To solve the issue, enter your Android screen lock PIN.

To avoid this issue, use a supported Android screen lock method. You can also open the Google Wallet app before a purchase. If needed, you'll find a prompt in the app to verify the purchase.

To reset the transaction if you use a self-service terminal, try pressing "X." Otherwise, ask the cashier for assistance. Ensure your phone is unlocked and then try to pay again. Alternatively, you can open the Google Wallet app before you make the purchase. If necessary, you'll be prompted to verify the purchase within the app.

To set up contactless payments, your device must:

• Have NFC activated
• Run Android version 9.0 and up on phones and Wear 2.x and up on watches
• Have Host Card Emulation (HCE)
• Be set up with a card supported for contactless payments

If your device allows NFC payments and your card supports but you can’t set up contactless payments, contact your bank.

1. Check if your software is Play Protect certified.
2. If you could previously make contactless payments with Google Wallet but no longer can, contact your device manufacturer. There may have been a software update that affects functionality.
3. If you modified your phone, make sure that it meets security standards. Google Wallet may not work in stores with phones that:
   • Run developer versions of Android.
   • Are rooted, run a custom ROM, or have modified factory software. Due to security risks, Google Wallet doesn’t run on these phones.
   • Are untested and haven’t been approved by Google.
   • Have an unlocked bootloader.

Tips:

• If your phone doesn’t meet security requirements, you can’t make contactless payments. Use a device that runs an original version of the Android operating system.
• If you installed a modified operating system on your phone, before you can make contactless payments, you must reinstall your phone’s original operating system.
  • If not, your device manufacturer’s software may not meet Google security requirements.
  • For more info, contact your device manufacturer.

If Wallet app gives an error that says you can’t access the app, you might be able to open Google Wallet from your phone Settings menu:

1. On your Android device, open the Settings app.
2. Tap Google All Services Settings for Google apps.
3. Tap Google Wallet.

If you can’t open the app’s home screen, you might be able to tap and pay with your default card. If you continue to have this issue,

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Your card might have been saved to your Google Account but not to the Google Wallet app. Try to add a different payment method and finish the setup.

Your cards might be removed from Google Wallet as a security precaution. Re-add any removed cards to Google Wallet.

If you still have issues or any questions, you can ask the community. You can also contact us.

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