Problems sending money from Google Pay? Google gave the solution

Problems making payments with the Google Pay app? Solve it this way

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Over the past few years, people's reliance on online or UPI payments has increased significantly. Due to the prevalence of Corona virus, digital payment systems are now the most preferred option. As a result, digital payment apps like Google Pay, Paytm, PhonePe are widely used for ordering, recharging, billing, booking etc. online. But the disadvantage is that despite the many advantages, users sometimes have difficulty using these platforms; Online payments often get stuck or take longer to complete due to poor internet connection or some error in the app.

In that case, if you are a user of Google Pay (Google Pay) and have ever encountered such problems while transacting online, there is nothing to worry about! Because you can solve this problem by following some simple steps. How to find a solution? Let's find out in detail.

This will eliminate the hassle of online transactions with Google Pay

According to the online payment platform, if the transaction gets stuck or takes longer, the user has to check the internet connection or choose another option (SIM / Wi-Fi). In addition, users can boost the memory of the phone or close multiple apps open simultaneously. However, other methods that can be followed are -

1. You have to send a small amount of money without having to transact a lot of money at once.

2. Instead of using the recent contact icon on the home screen, try to send money by tapping the 'New' button and entering the phone number or UPI ID.

3. See if the receiver has linked its bank account with Google Pay.

4. Keep track of whether your transaction limit has been exceeded.

In addition, the following methods can be used to send or receive money to a nearby person

1. Make sure both of them have proper internet connection

2. Bring the phones as close as possible during the transaction

3. Remove the phone case or cover.

4. Update device calibration.

5. Use the correct UPI PIN when making a payment account.

6. Make sure the payment account information is out of date.

7. Find out if there is enough money in the account of the sender to cover the transaction.

8. If the above methods do not work, you can try to send money via QR code.