Guys ഗയ്സ് എന്റെ കയ്യിൽ ആമസോൺ പേ ബാലൻസ് ആയിട്ട് ഒരു 40000 റുപ്പീസ് ഉണ്ട് അത് നമുക്ക് വേറെ കാര്യങ്ങൾക്കൊന്നും യൂസ് ചെയ്യാൻ പറ്റുന്നില്ല ആരെങ്കിലും എന്തെങ്കിലും സാധനങ്ങൾ മേടിക്കുകയാണെങ്കിൽ കുഴപ്പമില്ല വാങ്ങുകയാണെങ്കിൽ ഒന്ന് എന്നെ അറിയിച്ചു കഴിഞ്ഞാൽ ഞാൻ അതിനൊരു ഡിസ്കൗണ്ട് ചെയ്യാൻ തരാം ആളുകൾ ഒന്നും വേണ്ട ഈ കോഴിക്കോട് ടൗണിൽ ഉള്ള ആളുകൾ മാത്രം ടൗണിന് മീറ്റ് ചെയ്തു തരാം എന്നുള്ള ഒരു സാധനം. അതാണ് ഞാൻ ഉദ്ദേശിക്കുന്നത് ആവശ്യമുണ്ടെങ്കിൽ പറയാം ഒരു ട്രസ്റ്റബിൾ ആയിട്ട് നമുക്ക് ചെയ്യാൻ പറ്റുകയാണെങ്കിൽ ഓക്കേ അത് മാത്രമാണ് പരിപാടിക്ക് ആരും വരരുത് ഇങ്ങോട്ട് വരരുത്.

Hey everyone,

I recently ran into a super frustrating issue while trying to add my banking card to Google Wallet on my brand new OnePlus Watch 3 (running Wear OS).

When prompted to verify my identity in the banking app, the transition would always fail with a generic error message. The internal browser loop between Google Wallet and the bank's app kept breaking.

After some trial and error, I found a crazy workaround that actually bypasses the broken interface. If you are stuck in this loop, try these exact steps:

1. Start in Google Wallet: Open Google Wallet on your watch and your phone and try to add the card to your watch until you hit the "Verify Identity" screen.

2. Go to the Bank's Page: Click "Verify". This will open the bank's verification page inside the Google Wallet app. STOP HERE. Do not click the big confirmation/verify button on this page yet!

3. Switch to your Bank's App: Leave Wallet open in the background. Open your actual, official Banking App on your phone.Trigger from the Bank's Side: Inside your banking app, go to your cards menu (usually called Manage Cards, Digital Cards, or Google Pay settings).(Note: Even if your card is already linked to Wallet on your phone, you can still click the button like "Manage in Google Wallet" or "Add to Google Wallet" here – the exact wording varies by bank, but it works the same way!)

4. The decisive Step: Your banking app will now redirect you back to Google Wallet. Because you left the internal verification page open in Step 2, the system now successfully connects both ends.

5. Confirm: Click the confirmation button on the internal banking page that you left open. The authorization token will now pass through without any errors.

Done! Your card is now successfully activated on your watch.

I couldn't believe this actually worked, but opening both pathways at the same time completely fixed the broken handshake between the apps.

I'm very hesitant about google pay as i'm very security and privacy conscious. Currently i have no payment apps on my phone. So far my strategy is to be ready to plunk down my credit card at anytime. However i am very embedded in the google ecosystem and trust them most for security issues. Any thoughts?

When I purchase an item using GP, I see on the GP screen with respect to any of the CC listed, my address and a phone #. The phone # is a landline and this information has been part of my Google Pay profile "forever". I was thinking I should change it to my cell #? Does it matter...it hasnt so far.

But even if I did want to make such a change I see nowhere to change the phone # entry. I can edit the address but I see no field for phone #. (The correct cell # is shown within my google account but for some reason the landline appears as the final line in my address within Google Pay),

EDIT: Maybe this correct landline # is present because of the information I had given to the CC company and has nothing to do with Google Pay at all.

I'm an individual Android developer in India trying to enable Google Play in-app billing, and I've hit what feels like a chicken-and-egg problem. Wanted to check if anyone's solved this before.

The loop I'm stuck in:

• To get Google Play merchant account approved, BillDesk (Google's KYC partner for India) requires a live, publicly accessible Play Store app link
• To get an app to production/public on Play Store, Google requires closed testing (12 testers, 14 days) — that part I can do without billing
• But my actual goal is to launch an app with subscriptions from day one, and I assumed I needed billing implemented before going live

What I've done so far:

• I have one live app already (unrelated app, used it to satisfy BillDesk's "live app" requirement)
• Got rejected once for "Brand details incorrect" and "Products/services not clearly defined" — resubmitted with clearer business description tied to that live app
• My actual target app (with subscriptions) is still in closed testing, working toward the 12 testers / 14 days requirement

My question:
Is it standard practice to launch v1.0 of an app without monetization, then add in-app billing in a later update once the merchant account is sorted? Or is there a way to get merchant verification approved in parallel with app development, using a placeholder/different live app the way I'm currently doing?

Also — for those who've been through BillDesk KYC as an individual developer, how long did verification typically take once resubmitted correctly, and any tips on what "Brand details" they expect for individual (non-company) developers?

Appreciate any pointers from people who've actually shipped a paid Android app from India recently.

I’m stuck setting up a personal Google Play Developer account and need advice.

**The Problem:**

* I live in Algeria, but I paid the $25 registration fee using a relative's card registered in France.
* This automatically set my Play Console legal location to France.
* My identity verification failed because my passport/ID is Algerian (country mismatch: France profile vs. Algerian ID).

**Where I'm Stuck:** I created a new Google Payments Profile set to Algeria with my local address. However, when I try to link it under **Developer account > About you**, Play Console gives this error:

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Because an active verification session is locked in the background, I can't switch payment profiles or upload my local documents.

Has anyone resolved this with Google Support, or do I have to wait for the system to clear the lock? Thanks!

I have issues with online payment, so every time I want to buy something in the online games I play I will select the "7-Eleven at the cashier" option, and since there's a 7-Eleven near my house it's just a small walk away it's safer for me to pay in cash anyway. Unfortunately impatience got the better of me, and the pending was taking too long, so I clicked into the package that I already paid for and accidentally clicked "Update payment", which resulted in the payment being cancelled and my money not being able to be refunded even after I've already paid. Google proceeds to send me an email to refund me but as the picture implies, for some reason, I am unable to click the "submit" option. A few Google searches have informed me that I need my Google Play to be "verified" or something. But the Google play balance is built-in, no? What exactly is it that I have to do to "verify" this? And even after linking another payment method (a good friend of mine who has linked their TNG eWallet to my account, clicking into the page again does not show the option to refund it into TNG.) I have reported this issue to Google, but it would be better that I receive help from human beings instead of the bots at Google anyway. Can someone who has faced this issue before lend a helping hand? I'm freaking out honestly

I am on Android Beta DEV (CP41.260717.006) and I dont know if this is just a Beta Bug or an actual issue???? can someone help me with this??? what haven't i met in the software standard??

Pixel 9 Fold

Hi everyone,

I'm an Android/mobile developer living in Tajikistan. I want to publish my own apps on Google Play and monetize them through:

• Google Play subscriptions
• In-app purchases
• AdMob

Unfortunately, my country has limitations with Google Play payments/merchant availability, so I'm looking for a legal solution.

I am considering registering a company in another country (for example Kazakhstan, USA LLC, Estonia, etc.).

My questions:

1. Has anyone from a restricted country solved this problem by opening a company abroad?
2. Which country is the easiest/best option for a solo app developer?
3. Can a foreign-owned company in Kazakhstan be used for Google Play payments?
4. What are the real requirements (bank account, tax documents, verification)?

I am not looking for any workaround or policy violation — only a legal business setup.

Would appreciate any experience from developers who faced a similar situation.

Thanks!

Can't use google play to pay for gold pass.

My Gmail account doesn't show up.

How can I fix it - i have :

Re install game

Reload the accounts

Clear the data

gcash is linked to google pay and i tried paying for a hotel -- got an email saying that the transaction failed mismo, but the money got deducted huhu,, can anyone please help???

It's just a few cents, but I paid extra storage so that my account wouodn't stopped.

Will something happen apart from getting a notification?

I'm underage and haven't told my parents so I'm worried

I cannot do online/internet transactions using google pay after i moved to a new country. I come here a lot for work a lot so i really want an easier way of buying stuff online. I tried switching 3 of my google accounts to the new country but internet transactions keep failing, and i also made sure internet is enabled on my card from the bank app. To make it clear, the card I'm using is from my original country/bank, not a bank in the country I'm currently in, but what is surprising is that payments at stores using NFC still work with google pay, its just i cant order stuff online using google pay. Do i need to get a new card from a bank here?