Goodbye, Android Pay....

[Fengshuistein]

Well, Chase sent me a new Chip & Pin debit card, so my old one no longer works. And since that old debit card was the only card I had in Android Pay (and the only reason it worked is because it was grandfathered in from the old Google Wallet), and since Chase still isn't a supported bank in Android Pay, my Android Pay app has nothing... can't even access my Loyalty Cards. Oh well, guess I need to keep carrying that cow-skin folded thing with the green paper inside...

-Phil

 

[rx76onu]

I just had the same thing happen. I really missed my Android Pay at McDonald's this morning.

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[dougfoglesong]

I just got a new chip card from BofA. Shortly after I activated the new card I get an email from them that they updated the the expiration date in Android Pay and I was good to go. Problem was they didn't update the security code and the card was declined the first time I tried to use AP. I had to deleted the card and re-enter with the security code.

 

[Sublight]

Hopefully your bank gets with it. Check the list of banks, mabe its time to change.

 

[ab304945]

Maybe time to switch banks. lol

I switched to US Bank so I can use Samsung Pay

 

[mrmoe110]

I recently switched banks, and I specifically picked the one i did because it supported Android Pay.

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[PhiPsi32]

Goodbye? LOL, I never said, "Hello!" I don't seem to patronize merchants who accept AP . . .

 

[floridahater]

Anyone know why one wouldn't even have the option to add a loyalty card from the "add" button? I've read directions and I don't see it . Note 4 Verizon.

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[Patrick Taz]

But doesn't it just revert to using a middleman bank? I added my MasterCard and it said that the bank was one of the accepted ones so it would use some other (Google?) bank to make payments, then charge my card afterwards. It said I would need to use my Google Wallet pin if asked.

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