Some users of the HTC EVO 4G LTE are reporting that Google Wallet functionality has now been restored on their devices. Previously, users were met with error messages when attempting to add a prepaid card or a Citi Mastercard, and then later they were locked out of the app completely. But according to the latest reports, many are now able to access the app, add their payment information, regain access to previously-lost balances, and use the app to make NFC purchases.
I’ve attempted to get this up and running on my own EVO with no luck – I’m still getting the same error message that “Google Wallet has not yet been certified in your country or on your device / carrier.” This even remains after wiping the app data, and it makes no difference whether I’m on WiFi or 3G.
Be sure to let us know below whether or not you’re still experiencing issues, or if your access has now been restored.
Still get the same error as you. I’m in WA.
Mine worked fine until Google shut it down. Even bought some grub at WAWA with it.
It is still showing the not certified message on my EVO.
Still “not supported”!! Ugh! What gives!? I uninstalled updates, wiped data, reinstalled updates and still get the same result.
Wasn’t working for me earlier, went to try it again and my phone disappeared…
Nope, no dice here in NYC. Even went and wiped the app data too.
Found the phone, had materialized on the floor… no dice yet.
Lies … Lies… Lies… and more Lies… It is absolutely NOT working yet… Nor have i seen or heard from a single person who ACTUALLY has the phone and has it working.
Bump!
So today there’s an update for Google Wallet in the Play Store, and sure enough, it doesn’t resolve the issue with the EVO 4G LTE.