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@Anonymous wrote:
Yes I did. Tried through the Google fi app, through Google pay, and through Wells Fargo. The Wells site, after I select Google pay, says that I have no cards available for this service. Sorry I should've put that in my original post. Thanks for the support!
I would call them and ask. Sometimes lenders can have restrictions on mobile wallets that you have to call and get lifted. I ran into it with a few CU cards and Apple Pay.
I did not have any proplems adding my card to apple pay, and most cards, if they allow one mobile wallet, then they usaully allow all. ( at least apople pay, samsung pay, and google.)
@Anonymous wrote:
***UPDATE***
I was able to add the card through Chrome on my PC. After that it showed up on my Google pay app but has a message that says "card not available for this product", not sure what that means... I was able to add the card as my primary payment method on my Google fi account which is what I initially wanted so I could take advantage of the phone coverage provided by the Propel card. I'll have to wait until the bill is due to make sure the payment actually goes through. Very odd that it is giving me such a problem with the Google pay app itself. So, if anyone has this issue, add the card on your PC. After that, I'm not sure if it will actually work though. I'll test it out and let you know when I get a chance.
On a PC you’re adding the card to Google Wallet, which still uses the regular card network and physical card number to process. Google Pay on your phone is a tokenized virtual card. You can add any card to your Google Wallet but you can only add supported cards to use with Google Pay.
Regardless, your goal of being able to pay your bill with your card will work and just use the actual card number.