What Is Google Pay?
Google developed Google Pay, a mobile payments platform also known as GPay. India, Singapore, and the US have all implemented it. Google debuted a companion app in the US on November 18, 2020. The business revealed the Google Wallet companion app during the 2022 Google I/O keynote; it replaced the 2018 Google Pay app while coexisting with the 2020 one when it was published on July 18, 2022. It serves as an expansion of the Singaporean and Indian versions of the app.
Reasons For Error Code U13 In Google Pay
Google Pay is unable to connect to the bank server, which is indicated by the error number U13. The bank server may be unavailable, or there may be a brief issue with the phone or the Google Pay App.
Google Pay Error Code U13 Causes:
- The bank server is busy or unavailable.
- The Google Pay app or your phone now have a temporary bug.
How To Fix Error Code U13 In Google Pay?
Fix 1: Verify that your internet connection is steady.
- Check to see if your phone has a functioning internet connection first. Try utilising any other programme, such as Facebook, YouTube, etc., to do that. Now verify that the other app is operating flawlessly; if not, toggle Airplane mode on and off.
Fix 2: Reopen Google Pay.
- Relaunching Google Pay is the next thing you should do after making sure your phone has an active internet connection.
- Delete the Google Pay programme.
- Take Google Pay out of the recent apps list.
- Hold off for five to ten seconds.
- Reopen the Google Pay application.
- Check to see whether the problem has been fixed now.
Fix 3: Verify You're Using Google Pay's Most Recent Version.
- Open the app store on your phone.
- Look up Google Pay.
- Now check to see if the update option is present. If so, select Update to begin installing the most recent App update.
- The most recent version of the app is available through Google Pay if you don't see the update option.
Fix 4: Delete All Google Pay Data & Cache.
- This problem can also be brought on by any accumulated corrupt Google Pay cache and data. So, erase the cache and data for the Google Pay app to see if that resolves the problem.
Android
- Press and hold the Google Pay app icon on an Android device.
- Tap App Info when prompted with options.
- Tapular Storage
- Clear the cache and data one at a time now.
- Launch Google Pay next, and see if the problem has been fixed or not.
iOS
- You don't need to clean cache or data on the iPhone because it doesn't need to.
Fix 5: Try a different transaction.
- Try carrying out a different transaction to see if the problem is specific to that one or if it affects all transactions in order to rule out a recipient side issue.
Fix 6: Wait for the bank server to return to normal.
- The bank server, whether it is up or not, is the primary cause of the error code.
- So, give it some time before trying again. You might also try using Google Pay between the hours of 9am and 10pm because bank servers are generally less busy during these hours.
- You might also attempt contacting your bank in the interim to learn if the bank server is experiencing any problems.
About Google Pay
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SPECIFICATIONS
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DETAILS
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Developer(s)
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Google
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Initial release
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November 18, 2020; 2 years ago
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Operating system
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Android Lollipop 5.0 or later
iOS 11 or later
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Licence
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Proprietary
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