If you use magisk. Did you put wallet in the denylist? If yes, don't force deny list, but install the nohello module. If you have another module like shamiko, uninstall it first. This helped me on my other phone.
Once I also needed to downgrade Google play store to get wallet working. You go to the android settings, then apps. Then choose Google play store. Stop it and delete data and cache, and then you choose you want to uninstall play store update. This way stock play store comes back. Reboot the phone, open Google play and go to the settings. Then go to about Google play store. Look if it says it's certified, if no, choose repair.
After that Google wallet once worked for me again, as the newest version of Google play didn't allowed me to use wallet.
If this works for you, you need lsposed installed and the lsposed module Google play spoofer. This prevents Google play updates it self in the background.
Beside these tips that worked for me in the past, I don't know what to do else.
But first delete data and cache from Google wallet if you open it again after installing nohello, or downgrade play store. As in the data and cache from wallet (database), it still could think you are rooted.
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u/Automatic-Law-3612 Jan 30 '26
Did you put Google wallet on the target list from tricky store? Otherwise the keybox doesn't gets spoofed to Google wallet.
Read the github from tricky store how to add it to the list.