how to use android pay with root?

There is no one definitive answer to this question. It depends on the custom ROM and what features it includes. PayTM may or may not work in a custom ROM, depending on the specific implementation.

There are a few ways to hide GPay Magisk. One way is to use an app like Hide My Root, which will allow you to hide your root access. Another way is to use a Magisk module called Systemless Xposed, which will allow you to hide your installed Xposed modules.

Magisk GPAY is a module that allows you to use your phone’s fingerprint scanner to pay for things. First, download and install the Magisk Manager app. Then, open the app and go to the “Modules” section. Tap on the “+” button and select “Magisk GPAY”. Once the module is installed, you’ll need to set it up. Open the Settings app and go to “Security & Location”.

There are a few ways to use bank apps on a rooted phone. One way is to use an app that can create a virtual environment for the bank app. This will allow you to use the app without having to unroot your phone. Another way is to use an app that can spoof your location. This will make it look like you are using the bank app from a location that is approved by the bank.

Yes, you can use Google Pay without NFC. You just need to download the app and enter your credit or debit card information.

Yes, UPI works on rooted devices. However, there may be some features that are not available on a rooted device. For example, you may not be able to make UPI payments through the official app if your device is rooted.

Yes, you can use banking apps on custom ROM. However, you may need to contact your bank to ensure that their app is compatible with custom ROM.

There are a few things you can do to try and pass Magisk’s safetynet check:
Make sure you have the latest Magisk Manager installed.
Make sure you have the latest MagiskSU installed.
Try disabling SafetyNet checks in the Magisk Manager settings.
Try using a different root solution.

There is no way to bypass Google Pay verification. To use the service, you must enter your name, email address, and phone number to create an account and verify your identity.

Near Field Communication (NFC) is a technology that enables two devices to communicate wirelessly when they are in close proximity to each other. NFC payments work by enabling a customer to hold their phone up to a contactless payment terminal, which will read the embedded chip in the phone and complete the payment.

Google Pay does not work with unlocked bootloaders. The phone must be able to run the required Google Pay security software, and an unlocked bootloader prevents this from happening.

Yes, you can use PhonePe in a rooted device. However, keep in mind that using PhonePe in a rooted device is at your own risk.

There are a few ways to unroot your Android phone. One way is to use an app called Kingo Root, which will unroot your phone with one click. Another way is to go into your phone’s settings and disable root access.

Yes, Samsung Pay works on rooted phones. However, rooting your phone voids your warranty, so be sure you’re comfortable with that before you proceed. Additionally, rooting your phone may cause some Samsung Pay features to not work properly.

Samsung Pay was launched in the United States in September 2015. The service allows users to make payments using their Samsung smartphones. Samsung Pay is available on the Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S6 Edge+, Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S7, and Galaxy S7 Edge.