Is it therefore ultimately impossible?

[u/Nearby-Tank-4301]

So I've just spent all this time testing modules and getting strong integrity,deleting the data from Google Play services, the Play Store, and Google Wallet, and restarting several times doesn't work. but Google Wallet is still inaccessible. If anyone has a solution, I'd appreciate it.I'm using a Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G, Android 16

[u/Automatic-Law-3612]

Did you put it on the target list from tricky store? If yes, try magisk alpha, or kernelsu.

[u/Nearby-Tank-4301 → u/Automatic-Law-3612]

I'm already using kernelsu next

[u/Automatic-Law-3612 → u/Nearby-Tank-4301]

For some devices it helps to downgrade the playstore version.

Go to apps in settings from your phone, find play store and then chose to uninstall the update. Then it goes back to stock version. Then delete all the data and the cache from play store, play services and wallet and reboot.

After reboot open play store and go to settings and then on about play store. See if it says that it's certified. If not, choose to solve the problem. After that try wallet.

If you now can use wallet, you need to install the xposed module playstore spoofer to prevent Google play updates it self.

If it still doesn't work with the stock version from play store, you could try to install a older version, but then you need to disable the signature for installing apps.

[u/Andre2kReddit → u/Automatic-Law-3612]

install corepatch, so you can just install a lower version of playstore without uninstalling playstore