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Contactless payments, whether by passing a card over a radio frequency identification (RFID) terminal or a smartphone with near field communication (NFC) over a suitable reader, make purchases faster and more convenient by eliminating the need to fiddle with a PIN pad. All Android phones come with NFC, allowing them to work with payment apps like Google Wallet. Since the app has your card details, you hold your phone to a card scanner, and it does the rest.

The software is awesome when it works. But things can get awkward when it doesn’t, especially if you don’t have a physical wallet on hand. There are things you can do to troubleshoot the app, whether it’s a card upload, a weak signal problem, or otherwise.

Update the Google Wallet app

One reason your app may not be working is that it’s out of date. You can check whether updating it solves the issue by running the most up-to-date version, or you could have problems when making payments. Here’s how to do it:

1. Head to the Google Play Store.
2. Search for the Google Wallet app.
3. An Update button is available on the app page if it hasn’t been updated to the most recent version.
4. Click Update, and you’re on your way to fast, contactless payments.

Check your phone number

You’re asked to enter your phone number when you set up Google Wallet. This allows Google to confirm your identity when making purchases. If your phone number is incorrect or out of date, you may run into issues when using your phone to pay. There’s a quick way to check and update your phone number:

1. Open the Google Wallet app.
2. Click the profile picture in the upper-right corner of the screen.
3. Click Wallet settings and then click Payments profile.
   

4. You’ll see your number under Name and address.
5. If it’s incorrect, tap the Edit icon next to Name and address.
   

6. Enter the correct phone number.
7. Follow the instructions to get your account set up and ready to pay.

Verify your card in Google Wallet

To allow you to make payments, Google Wallet goes through your bank and is connected to your credit and debit cards. Having the right ones is essential to ensure your account is functional. You may have forgotten to add a card, or your card may have expired since the last time you used Google Wallet. Either way, check your cards and accounts to make sure they’re in order. To do that:

1. Open the Google Wallet app. This opens an interface with your available cards.
2. Click each card and then click the Details button at the bottom.
3. Verify the information at the bottom is correct.
4. If you need to add a card, click the button in the lower-right corner that says Add to Wallet.
   

5. Follow the instructions to get set up.

Clear your cache

Sometimes, technology gets a bit jumbled during everyday use and needs a reboot to get started. Because Google Wallet stores unnecessary and easily corruptible data after each use, the app can get bogged down, keeping it from running smoothly. A quick clear can fix that problem. All you do is:

1. Go to your phone’s Settings.
2. Select the Apps section.
3. Scroll down and tap Google Wallet.
   

4. Click the Storage & cache section.
   

5. Click Clear cache.
6. After you’ve done that, restart the app, and you’re set.

Check your internet connection

While debit and credit cards work without the internet, the same cannot be said for your internet-compatible smartphone. Subsequently, having a functioning internet connection when making payments is vital for them to go through. If your data doesn’t work or your Wi-Fi connection lags, you may have issues getting payments to confirm.

If you want to make sure your payments go through, it’s best to use Google Wallet when your data connection is strong enough or when you’re in a location where Wi-Fi is available. Here is how to make sure you’re connected to Wi-Fi:

1. Go to Settings.
2. Access the Network & internet section.
3. Tap Internet.
   

4. Tap the network connection that you use.
5. Make sure your preferred network says Connected underneath it.
   

Uninstall and reinstall the app

Turning off a device and turning it on again is a tried-and-true method to solving any technology problem, and Google Wallet follows suit. By uninstalling and reinstalling the Google Wallet app, you could fix the problem right then and there. Yes, there’s a chance you’ll need to set up your cards and bank accounts again, but at least the app will be working for you. To uninstall the app:

1. Find the Google Wallet app on your phone.
2. Hold down the icon rather than just pressing it.
3. Drag the icon to the Uninstall button at the top of the screen.
4. Go to the Google Play Store.
5. Find the Google Wallet app.
6. Click Install.
7. Set up your accounts.

Google Pay vs. Google Wallet

If you have trouble paying with Google Pay, that’s because Google has changed things recently and made them confusing. Although Google Wallet replaced the Google Pay app for contactless payments, the company still uses the Google Pay name for another app. The latter is only available in the US, India, and Singapore and is designed for peer-to-peer payments and to earn rewards.

If you use the Google Pay app and have trouble making in-store payments, use Google Wallet instead. You have the right to be mistaken, as the G Pay logo is still widely used, creating even more confusion.

You can do more with Google Wallet

Although Google Wallet is reliable, it’s not immune to technical glitches. If the app isn’t working correctly, follow the fixes we covered to sort it out and continue enjoying the service.

Aside from being an obvious payment solution using your Android smartphone or watch, Google Wallet can store your loyalty cards and transit passes. In some countries, you can link it to your bank or PayPal account, leading to even more payment possibilities.

Google Wallet isn’t the only mobile tap-to-pay app. Samsung has a similar solution for Galaxy users. See our Google Pay vs. Samsung Pay comparison if you’re not sure which to use.

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